UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

North Yorkshire Police are looking to appoint a contractor to provide ANPR Equipment, NAS Management Server and Associated Products for a period 6 years. This includes the following: Re-deployable Cameras In Car ANPR Systems Portable ANPR Systems NAS Management Server and Remote Alerting Application Support and Maintenance The deadline for tender submissions is 12 noon Friday 29th October 2021

The Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire has tendered for the provision of Softshell Jackets (Lot 1) . The garments are worn by Police Officers and Staff whilst undertaking operational duties. The resulting Framework will be available to all UK Police Forces, Fire Authorities and other Law Enforcement Agencies. For further information follow the links below. https://www.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk/hmic/ https://www.police.uk/forces/ http://www.cfoa.org.uk/

West Yorkshire Police (WYP) currently receive fully outsourced Clinical Psychology services from one private contractor, who provides therapy for individuals referred by Occupational Health Department (OH). Police Officers and Police staff experience emergencies that can create a wide range of psychological and social challenges at an individual level, which require treatment. Therefore, it is important that WYP have a pre-established pathway of suitable referral resources. WYP wishes to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified Contractor who is proactive and committed to developing a partnership approach. The Contractor will provide services in an efficient manner and will seek out on-going efficiencies throughout the life of the agreement. The main service required under this contract relates to one-to-one assessment and therapy, which is provided to Police Officers and Police Staff. These services are required to treat a wide spectrum of psychological disturbances including but not limited to; work related and psychological trauma. Our cases often present with extremely complex multifaceted issues. We would also expect the provider to use their expertise in providing a range of psychological therapies to enable the person to return to employment and full functionality. In addition to one-to-one services, the contractor will be required to provide group training sessions with the Occupational Health Department, general advice to the OH team, initial assessment reports, reports for GP's and discharge reports. The Contractor must be able to deliver these services from their premises a central West Yorkshire location or have at least two premises in the East and West side of the Force area. It is anticipated that a contract will be awarded in accordance with the timetable and dates specified on the Bluelight e-Tendering Portal. The contract will be for a period of 3 years initially with the option to extend the contract by a further 1 x 12 month period.

West Yorkshire Police (WYP) currently receive fully outsourced Clinical Psychology services from one private contractor, who provides therapy for individuals referred by Occupational Health Department (OH). Police Officers and Police staff experience emergencies that can create a wide range of psychological and social challenges at an individual level, which require treatment. Therefore, it is important that WYP have a pre-established pathway of suitable referral resources. WYP wishes to appoint a suitably experienced and qualified Contractor who is proactive and committed to developing a partnership approach. The Contractor will provide services in an efficient manner and will seek out on-going efficiencies throughout the life of the agreement. The main service required under this contract relates to one-to-one assessment and therapy, which is provided to Police Officers and Police Staff. These services are required to treat a wide spectrum of psychological disturbances including but not limited to; work related and psychological trauma. Our cases often present with extremely complex multifaceted issues. We would also expect the provider to use their expertise in providing a range of psychological therapies to enable the person to return to employment and full functionality. In addition to one-to-one services, the contractor will be required to provide group training sessions with the Occupational Health Department, general advice to the OH team, initial assessment reports, reports for GP's and discharge reports. The Contractor must be able to deliver these services from their premises a central West Yorkshire location or have at least two premises in the East and West side of the Force area. It is anticipated that a contract will be awarded in accordance with the timetable and dates specified on the Bluelight e-Tendering Portal. The contract will be for a period of 3 years initially with the option to extend the contract by a further 1 x 12 month period.

Call off under the Estates works Framework 1737-2018 for Minor Works (capital) projects under £50,000. The contract is in the name of SY PCC on behalf itself and SYP. The contract has options to extend up to February 2025

West Yorkshire Police (WYP) is the fourth largest force in the country, employing approximately 10,000 people. The 5 divisions cover Leeds, Wakefield, Bradford, Calderdale and Kirklees. The People Directorate of West Yorkshire Police (WYP) have secured funding in order to support employee wellbeing provision during the recovery from the Covid pandemic for Police Officers and Police staff. WYP have a good range of interventions, support and opportunities for our people to access if they need help, but illness associated with mental ill health still accounts for the largest proportion of absence and is a high amber risk on Strategic Risk Register. The Force Management Statement return in relation to wellbeing continues to raise concerns about capacity to deal with mental health related demand and HMICFRS have inspected and measured wellbeing provisions this year. There are three key aims from the funding; increase knowledge and awareness of mental health issues, Increase awareness of mental health issues across the whole workforce in order to provide people with the knowledge to provide peer support to colleagues, improve prevention of mental health issues by reducing stigma and discrimination. The successful provider will be expected to design and deliver a twelve-month training programme to achieve the above via a blended approach. This should be based on a model of maximising participant numbers, while balancing appropriate quality and meaningfulness.

Award of a Call off contract via Greater Manchester Combined Authority Framework for the supply, delivery and after sale support of 5.56mm Compact Carbines Ref A0727.

South Yorkshire Police (SYP) have awarded a contract for a 24 hour, 7 day, 365(6) days a year dog collection and boarding service provision of 35 kennels, with the potential for access to further kennels should the need arise. Following a call from SYP, the successful Service Provider will collect the dog(s) urgently within the minimum timescale possible and within a maximum of 90 minutes following notification. The successful Service Provider will safely remove the dog(s) without the assistance of the attending police officer as they may not be equipped or experienced in dog handling. The dogs that are to be collected can range from the very friendly to those that can be very difficult and dangerous to handle. The successful Service Provider will kennel the dog(s) for a duration which will be determined by SYP. The duration of kennelling the dog(s) could be long-term. The successful Service Provider will provide adequate and secure shelter, food and healthcare sufficient to meet the needs of the animal in line with the animal welfare act for animals placed in the custody of the kennel. Any specific healthcare requirements for a dog(s) will be agreed between the Service Provider and SYP following veterinary consultation. The contract is for an initial period of 4 years, with the option to extend by a further 2 x 12-month periods.

This contract is for the provision of Taser 7 Conducted Energy Devices for West Yorkshire Police.

An interim service solution has been awarded for the provision of contingency kennelling for banned breeds, dangerous and welfare dogs seized by South Yorkshire Police throughout the summer of 2022. The Service Provider will kennel the dog(s) for a duration that will be determined by South Yorkshire Police and will provide adequate and secure shelter, food and healthcare sufficient to meet the needs of the animal in line with the animal welfare act for animals placed in the custody of the kennel. Any specific healthcare requirements for a dog(s) will be agreed between the Service Provider and South Yorkshire Police following veterinary consultation.

The Combined Authority (CA) is advertising a tender on behalf of West Yorkshire Police (WYP) for the provision of Role Actors to support their investigative interview training with a view to awarding a contract for an initial period of 3 years with options to extend up to 2 x 12 months. Predominantly the specialist courses are delivered at Wakefield West Yorkshire. WYP deliver a number of courses where they require the services of Role Actors to help deliver aspects of that training. It is critical that the training is as real life as possible and therefore crucial that experienced and believable actors are able to perform the roles. A diverse range of training courses will be delivered throughout the contract duration and WYP are seeking a supplier to provide a pool of suitable role actors to assist with delivery of these courses. It is a condition of the contract that full security clearance Non Police Personnel Vetting NPPV Level 1, is in place prior to award of the contract.

Following a collaborative tender process, North Yorkshire Police (NYP), South Yorkshire Police (SYP) and West Yorkshire Police (WYP) have each awarded a local contract to one provider for the provision of a fully managed NDORS service. The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) with a view to furthering road safety encourages Police Forces to provide National Driver Offender Retraining Schemes (NDORS) as a voluntary alternative to court prosecution to offending motorists who would benefit from improving their driving skills and road awareness following police intervention. Each local contract has been awarded for a period of 3 years commencing on the 29th November 2022, with extension options of 2 x 12-month periods.

WYP have awarded a contract for a period 2 years + 2 optional extensions to be taken at the forces discretion.

Provision of Standard Rigid Handcuffs. Call off contract via the Yorkshire Purchasing Organisation Framework (1073) Control & Restraint Equipment.

A contract has been awarded for the supply of training courses for special constables for North Yorkshire Police.

NEC3 Term Service Short Contract for Power and Data Works. Call off contract in the name of West Yorkshire Combined Authority for and on behalf of itself and West Yorkshire Police, awarded under the auspices of the Power and Data Works Framework (ref 2704-2022).

Power and Data Works Framework - accessible only to South Yorkshire Police

The Combined Authority (CA) is advertising a tender on behalf of West Yorkshire Police (WYP) for the provision of Coaching for Senior Police National Assessment centre (SPNAC) and Police Fast Track National Assessment Centre (NAC) The purpose of the contract is to provide support, guidance and practice to all individuals who will be attending: 1. Lot 1 The College of Policing Senior Police National Assessment Centre (police officers and police staff) 2. Lot 2 The College of Policing Fast Track National Assessment Centre (police officers) The overall aim of SPNAC and Fast Track Coaching is to increase the success rate of candidates at the Assessment Centres. It is imperative that the provider has significant knowledge in this coaching and delivered previously. We would anticipate that a provider may be able to supply an off the shelf package having previously delivered this type of coaching for both aspects, however we would wish to work with the provider to tailor requirements to suit if necessary. Further information can be obtained within the tender pack, bidders are encouraged to ensure they understand all aspects of the tender pack prior to submitting a bid.