Conducted Energy Device Grant Funding
In line with the Home Secretary's 27 September 2019 announcement, the Home Office is making up to an additional £10million of grant funding available to PCCs to increase the number of police officers carrying Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) to help protect police officers and the public from harm. Bids must demonstrate how an increase in the number of police officers carrying CEDs will improve the safety and protection of officers and the public based on force's Strategic Threat and Risk Assessments (STRA). £2.5m...
Buyer
Home Office
Value
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Published
13 Jan 2020
Closes
13 Jan 2020
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Other Grant Funding
Category
Goods
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
35200000
Police equipment
Lots
Lot default Conducted Energy Device Grant Funding
Value not provided
In line with the Home Secretary's 27 September 2019 announcement, the Home Office is making up to an additional £10million of grant funding available to PCCs to increase the number of police officers carrying Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) to help protect police officers and the public from harm. Bids must demonstrate how an increase in the number of polic...
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Documents
Unlock document linkFuture opportunity notice on Contracts Finder
13 Jan 2020
Future opportunity notice on Contracts Finder
Planned procurement notice · Web page
eSourcing - Supplier Guidance
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eSourcing - Supplier Guidance
Bidding documents · PDF
2017 CCS eSourcing - Quick Supplier Admin Guide
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2017 CCS eSourcing - Quick Supplier Admin Guide
Bidding documents · PDF
2017 CCS eSourcing - Quick How Do I Guide
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2017 CCS eSourcing - Quick How Do I Guide
Bidding documents · PDF
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