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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire has concluded the procurement process for the "Drive Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Intervention" across Cheshire. This initiative, linked with Cheshire Constabulary, aims to partner with a provider to deliver interventions over an 18-month period starting 9th February 2026. The procurement has reached the contract award stage, with a pending award notice given on 3rd December 2025.
The programme seeks to address domestic abuse in the region by reducing offending among high-risk perpetrators. 6 million annually, leverages grant funding allocated for the fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027, with options for extension not guaranteed. Organisations interested in accessing tender documents should register on the Bluelight e-Procurement Portal.
The standstill period is set to end on 16th December 2025, and contract modification clauses provide flexibility to adapt to emerging needs of the Drive programme. This tender offers significant opportunities for businesses specialising in training programme services, health and social work, counselling, and community health services sectors. It presents a prime opportunity for large-scale social enterprises and providers capable of delivering intensive case management and multi-agency responses to disrupt abuse.
Businesses that excel in managing sensitive data, multi-agency coordination, and embedding social value into operations will find this procurement particularly aligned with their competencies. Organisations participating will have the chance to contribute to reducing domestic abuse in Cheshire and delivering long-term, sustainable change, potentially cementing their regional legacy in social welfare and community safety advancements.
2 x 12 months
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