Expired contract

Rehabilitation services

Details

Value
GBP 1,000,000
Duration
2 years
Topic
Rehabilitation services
Published
12 April 2018

Tender description

The Contractor shall provide the Services for an Alcohol Diversion Scheme to enable the Force to exercise discretion to provide the Forces’ Custody Units with an alternative rehabilitation solution for an adult offender, who has been arrested for alcohol related offences. The aim of the Scheme is to achieve a reduction in the level of alcohol fuelled crime and the possibility of reoffending, to minimise the risk to the individuals and the wider community. The Contractor shall provide the Services for an Alcohol Diversion Scheme (the “Scheme”) to enable the Force to exercise discretion to provide the Forces’ Custody Units with an alternative rehabilitation solution for an adult offender, who has been arrested for alcohol related offences. The aim of the Scheme is to achieve a reduction in the level of alcohol fuelled crime and the possibility of reoffending, to minimise the risk to the individuals and the wider community. The Scheme shall be in the form of an interactive educational course, provided and delivered by the Contractor, at an off-site location within the local Force area. The educational course shall be informative to the Service users, enabling them to learn and understand the effects, risks, awareness and implications that alcohol can have on a person, their life, victims and the wider public community. The Contractor shall provide the Services for an Alcohol Diversion Scheme (the “Scheme”) to enable the Force to exercise discretion to provide the Forces’ Custody Units with an alternative rehabilitation solution for an adult offender, who has been arrested for alcohol related offences. The aim of the Scheme is to achieve a reduction in the level of alcohol fuelled crime and the possibility of reoffending, to minimise the risk to the individuals and the wider community. The Scheme shall be in the form of an interactive educational course, provided and delivered by the Contractor, at an off-site location within the local Force area. The educational course shall be informative to the Service users, enabling them to learn and understand the effects, risks, awareness and implications that alcohol can have on a person, their life, victims and the wider public community. The Contractor shall provide the Services for an Alcohol Diversion Scheme (the “Scheme”) to enable the Force to exercise discretion to provide the Forces’ Custody Units with an alternative rehabilitation solution for an adult offender, who has been arrested for alcohol related offences. The aim of the Scheme is to achieve a reduction in the level of alcohol fuelled crime and the possibility of reoffending, to minimise the risk to the individuals and the wider community. The Scheme shall be in the form of an interactive educational course, provided and delivered by the Contractor, at an off-site location within the local Force area. The educational course shall be informative to the Service users, enabling them to learn and understand the effects, risks, awareness and implications that alcohol can have on a person, their life, victims and the wider public community. The Contractor shall provide the Services for an Alcohol Diversion Scheme (the “Scheme”) to enable the Force to exercise discretion to provide the Forces’ Custody Units with an alternative rehabilitation solution for an adult offender, who has been arrested for alcohol related offences. The aim of the Scheme is to achieve a reduction in the level of alcohol fuelled crime and the possibility of reoffending, to minimise the risk to the individuals and the wider community. The Scheme shall be in the form of an interactive educational course, provided and delivered by the Contractor, at an off-site location within the local Force area. The educational course shall be informative to the Service users, enabling them to learn and understand the effects, risks, awareness and implications that alcohol can have on a person, their life, victims and the wider public community.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date19 February 2018
  2. Completed: Award published12 April 2018
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date9 February 2020

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Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent is a public sector buyer in United Kingdom publishing tenders and awards on Stotles. Explore their procurement activity and find more opportunities like this one.

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  • 85312500 · Rehabilitation services

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