UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire is seeking to establish a single provider Contact for the provision of Security Gates Maintenance

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire is looking to award to a single provider for this opportunity.

The contracting authority is seeking to award a Framework Agreement for the provision of planned and reactive maintenance works across Leicestershire Police. The framework will cover mutiple lots including plumbing, surfacing, electrical works, roofing services and general building works. The Contracting Authority wishes to establish between two and six providers (plus others within 1 point of the sixth-place score) per lot. All tender documentation will be available on the In-Tend Portal: https://sell2.in-tend.co.uk/blpd/home. Documents are as follows: - Attachment 1 - CONT0467 - ITT - Schedule of Non-Compliance - Attachment 2 - CONT0467 - ITT Instructions to Bidders - Attachment 3 - CONT0467 - Estates Framework - Statement of Requirements DRAFT - Attachment 4 - CONT0467 - ITT Response to Tender - Technical Response - Attachment 5 - CONT0467 - Pricing Schedule - Attachment 6 - CONT0467 - Conditions of Contract - Estates Framework DRAFT - Procurement Specific Questionnaire (PSQ) - V3 - Annex 1 - Electrical Quality Specification - Annex 2 - Equality Duty Guidance for Contractors and Suppliers - Annex 3 - Code of Conduct for Contractors and Suppliers - Annex 4 - CHAS - Annex 5 - Lot 1 - Plumbing Scenario - Annex 6 - Lot 2 - Surfacing Scenario - Annex 7 - Lot 3 - Electrical Scenario - Annex 8 - Lot 4 - Roofing Scenario - Annex 9 - Lot 5 - General Building Scenario

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) is seeking to commission an adult Out of Court Resolution (OOCR) service which will exclusively receive referrals from Leicestershire Police to provide tailored intervention to perpetrators within LLR who are subject to an OOCR.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire (the Contracting Authority) anticipates that it will enter into 2 Contracts, being a Contract for each of the Lots. A Bidder is able to bid for all Lots or a single Lot.

The Contracting Authority is seeking to award to a single provider for the provision of Anti Social Behaviour Communications

The Contracting Authority wishes to establish a Framework Agreement for the Estates Framework - Planned and Reactive Maintenance across five distinct lots. The maximum number of providers to be appointed per lot is as follows: Lot 1 - Plumbing: up to six providers Lot 2 - Surfacing Works: up to six providers Lot 3 - Electrical Works: up to six providers Lot 4 - Roofing Services: up to six providers Lot 5 - General Building: up to eight providers In each lot, any additional Bidder whose final score is within one point of the last awarded position will also be included in the applicable Lot. All tender documentation will be available on the In-Tend Portal: https://sell2.in-tend.co.uk/blpd/home. If you have any issues with the system at any point before or after you have submitted your tender, you must contact the technical support team at support@in-tend.co.uk or :+44 114 407 0056.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire is looking to award the opportunity to a single provider.

The contractor shall provide a vehicle damage repair service on a non-exclusive basis for all vehicles leased to the Authority, the property of, or in the custody or control of the Force. Vehicle damage repairs shall include all inspection, adjustment, restoration and replacement of assemblies and components used to construct a complete vehicle.

The commissioning of a community‑based Children and Young People (CYP) Navigator Service operating across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. The service will provide proactive, relationship‑based support to children and young people aged 11-25 (with a priority focus on 14-19 year olds) who are at risk of, or involved in, violence and associated harm. The service will deliver in‑reach and follow‑up support within police custody settings (Keyham Lane and Euston Street), A&E departments (Leicester Royal Infirmary), and through agreed community referral pathways. Provision includes mentoring, trauma‑informed engagement, evidence‑based interventions (including social skills training), safeguarding, partnership working, and onward referral to education, health and community services. The contract will be awarded for an initial period of 12 months with options to extend for up to a further 21 months, subject to funding and satisfactory performance. The maximum total contract value is £805,000 (excluding VAT), inclusive of all extension options. The services must be delivered in accordance with the approved specification, performance framework, and safeguarding requirements.

The Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner (the contracting authority) is procuring a service for the Provision of Custody Detention Officers (CDOs) based within the secure estate of police custody suites. As such it is ancillary to the role the police have of investigating crime. The contract will commence on 17th February 2027 for a period of 3 years until 16th February 2030 with an option to extend in 12 monthly increments for a maximum of 3 further years (up to 6 years in total, to a maximum end date of 16th February 2033). The overall management of the Contract to provide custody support is viewed as a partnership between Leicestershire Police and the successful Provider. The services provided will be effective, efficient and meet the needs of the stakeholders and users, with CDO cover in line with agreed staffing levels and the appropriate balance of male and female CDO's for each team. Management practices will be supportive, innovative and flexible and promote a 'can do' attitude with a strong focus on service delivery and performance improvement. The force custody suites undertake trauma informed practices and have developed a vulnerability suite at Keyham Lane custody. Colleagues, including CDO's based at this suite, are expected to be at the forefront of training regarding vulnerable people. Occasionally, detainees are held on behalf of other police forces, the Health & Safety Executive, the Prison Service and HO Immigration Enforcement; these detainees are classed as business as usual and should be cared for in accordance with current custody policy, legislation and guidance.