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Invitation to Tender for the provision of a Night Safety Marshal Scheme

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex is looking to award a contract/contracts to deliver a Night Safety Marshal Scheme in high harm areas in Sussex with the aim of (i) increasing public safety and confidence, (ii) reducing demand on emergency services, (iii) overall reduction in serious services and (iv) increase partnership working.

Buyer

Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex

Value

£450,000

Published

26 Mar 2024

Closes

24 Apr 2024

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

75241000

Public security services

Lots

Lot 1 Pan-Sussex: Hastings, Eastbourne, Brighton, Crawley and Worthing

£450,000

Provision of a Night Safety Marshal Scheme in town centres across Sussex. The aim of the Scheme is to increase public safety and confidence, reduce demand on emergency services, overall reduction in serious violence and increase partnership working.

Delivery: Brighton and Hove, West Sussex (South West), East Sussex CC

Lot 2 East Sussex: Hastings and Eastbourne

£180,000

Provision of a Night Safety Marshal Scheme in town centres across East Sussex. The aim of the Scheme is to increase public safety and confidence, reduce demand on emergency services, overall reduction in serious violence and increase partnership working.

Delivery: East Sussex CC

Lot 3 West Sussex: Crawley and Worthing

£180,000

Provision of a Night Safety Marshal Scheme in town centres across West Sussex. The aim of the Scheme is to increase public safety and confidence, reduce demand on emergency services, overall reduction in serious violence and increase partnership working.

Delivery: West Sussex (South West)

Lot 4 Brighton

£90,000

Provision of a Night Safety Marshal Scheme in Brighton and Hove. The aim of the Scheme is to increase public safety and confidence, reduce demand on emergency services, overall reduction in serious violence and increase partnership working.

Delivery: Brighton and Hove

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