Sewing Machines, Parts and Ancillary Items and Repair Services
This provision relates to the supply of Sewing Machines, Parts and Ancillary Items and Repair Services to MoJ Industries, Retail, Catering and Physical Education (IRCPE). Suppliers will be required to source, stock and deliver as requested across the prison estate a range of goods and/or services. IRCPE manage industries in 95 prisons in England and Wales, including some private sector prisons, and currently operate 465 workshops employing 1060 staff and around 15,000 prisoners and detainees. This includes 76 Texti...
Buyer
Ministry Of Justice
Value
£3,700,000
Published
2 Mar 2023
Closes
25 Nov 2022
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
Westminster
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
42715000
Sewing machines
42720000
Parts of machinery for textile and apparel production
50530000
Repair and maintenance services of machinery
Lots
Lot 1 Supply of Sewing Machines
£2,500,000
IRCPE manage industries in 95 prisons in England and Wales, including some private sector prisons, and currently operate 465 workshops employing circa 1060 staff and around 15,000 prisoners and detainees. Within these, relevant to this requirement are 76 Textile Workshops, employing approximately 2275 prisoners daily producing clothing and textile products f...
Delivery: United Kingdom
Lot 2 Supply of Parts and Ancillary Items
£300,000
IRCPE manage industries in 95 prisons in England and Wales, including some private sector prisons, and currently operate 465 workshops employing circa 1060 staff and around 15,000 prisoners and detainees. Within these, relevant to this requirement are 76 Textile Workshops, employing approximately 2275 prisoners on a daily basis with textiles training given b...
Delivery: United Kingdom
Lot 3 Supply of Repair Services
£900,000
IRCPE manage industries in 95 prisons in England and Wales, including some private sector prisons, and currently operate 465 workshops employing circa 1060 staff and around 15,000 prisoners and detainees. Within these, relevant to this requirement are 76 Textile Workshops, employing approximately 2275 prisoners on a daily basis with textiles training given b...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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