Managed Outsourced Uniform Warehousing & Distribution Stores Service
Fully managed uniform warehousing & distribution stores service to include:
- Secure storage and distribution of items of uniform, equipment, body armour and printed stationery to Officers & Staff within the Force area.
- Provide a stock control & forecasting system to manage stock levels.
- Provide an electronic ordering system for Officers & Staff to raise orders directly.
- Provide a regular on-site uniform fitting service.
- Ensure the safe & secure disposal of obsolete and unwanted items of uniform, equipment, body armour & printed stationery.
- Provision of a generic embroidery & seamstress service.
Police & Crime Commissioner for Merseyside & Chief Constable for MerseysideWAC-658479
View 5-notice timelineLatest notice released 20 Nov 2026
Central GovernmentPlanning
Aftercare Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault - CPA/SPU/2961P
UK1 Pipeline Notice in respect of new arrangements for Aftercare Services for Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault to commence 1st April 2027. UK 1 Pipeline Notice ref 2025/S 000-021969 and UK7 Contract Details Notice ref 2025/S 000-073402 refer. Funding matters have impacted on the original timetable. The intention is to replace contract CPA/SPU/2624P which was awarded on a one-year period under the Light Touch Regime. The service description based on the current requirements is: On behalf of the Local Authorities, NHS England, the Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire (PCC) and the Chief Constable (CC); the PCC is looking to put in place an aftercare service for victims of rape or sexual assault in the Cheshire Constabulary policing area. The minimum requirements of the PCC, NHS England and Local Authorities are for a supplier to provide a solution for all ages incorporating a full time independent sexual violence advisor and initial counselling service within a multi-agency setting for those in the Cheshire constabulary policing area who have suffered sexual violence both within and outside of the criminal justice system, including non-recent cases.
The service will need to incorporate:
• An ageless community counselling and therapeutic service for those suffering rape and sexual abuse.
• Specialist provision to meet the needs of children.
• Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) Service (conventional and specialist)
• Delivery of training and awareness raising
The requirements include but are not restricted to the following:
• Safeguard individuals in Cheshire from sexual violence through minimising risks.
• Enable service users to address the effects of sexual assault/rape and reduce repeat incidents/victimisation.
• Provide a support service for anyone who has issues surrounding sexual assault or rape; to offer advice, counselling, family mediation and sign posting to other specific support services.
• Support the service user though the criminal justice system, if court proceedings are involved.
• To develop a person centred plan to address the needs of the individual to reduce service user's risk and improve their mental health, safety, well-being and independence for service users when identified as need.
• To allow service users to provide feedback that is used to influence future service delivery.
• To help enable individual service users to access their rights.
The Provider must:
• Participate in MARAC as appropriate.
• Work in partnership with other service providers in the area (IDVA, Drug and Alcohol services etc.)
• Work in close partnership with local safeguarding boards (adult and child).
• Develop and work in partnership with CCG’s.
• Develop effective relationships with other local charities operating in this sector to ensure the offer for service users is consistent.
• Work within a multi-agency setting to provide a pro-active holistic service to all victims of sexual assault or violence who have been referred or self-referred to the aftercare service.
• Work in partnership with the provider of forensic examination services and crisis care for Cheshire enabling a timely and seamless provision of care for victims and the sharing of information and good practice.
• Deliver training and awareness raising to professionals and the public which contribute to local and sub-regional prevention work
• Be an active part of the multi-agency safeguarding arena.
• Deliver basic training on sexual assault and violence to practitioners in Cheshire (and refresh as required)
• Undergo training and supervision to ensure specialist knowledge and continued professional development of staff.
• Work within local guidance and information sharing arrangements.
This is a UK1 Pipeline Notice - and is for information only.
Police and Crime Commissioner for CheshireNorth WestWAC-685683
Provision of Youth Digital Safety and Online Harms
Provision of Youth Digital Safety and Online Harms.
PCC/PD/1347.
MVRP intends to undertake preliminary market engagement to inform the potential development of a future commissioning opportunity relating to youth digital safety and online harms across Merseyside.
The initial scope is to explore how a coordinated public health approach could support children and young people to be safe and well online and to have the confidence, agency and support to thrive in digital environments. The engagement will explore existing provision, strategic and practice gaps, workforce capability, prevention approaches, partnership models, evidence and evaluation, and the feasibility of future delivery options.
Potential areas of focus include: (1) building system capability through workforce development, guidance, resources, communities of practice and evidence translation; and (2) local authority test-and-learn pilots to explore place-based approaches such as digital youth work, targeted prevention, safeguarding pathways and peer approaches. These are areas for exploration and are not a final specification or commitment to procure.
Police & Crime Commissioner for Merseyside & Chief Constable for MerseysideWAC-680832
Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship and Associated Learning Programmes
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) is undertaling a multi-stage Competitive Flexible Procedure, on behalf of Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), in order to identify a Higher Education Institution to deliver the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) programme for the Force. The programme will be a joint delivery between GMP and the chosen Higher Education Institute (HEI).