Sanctuary Scheme for victims of Domestic Abuse in Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes City Council has successfully completed the procurement process for a "Sanctuary Scheme for victims of Domestic Abuse in Milton Keynes." This contract, awarded on 1st July 2025, aims to enhance the security of homes for domestic abuse survivors, offering safety and stability without the need for relocation. The awarded supplier is 24-7 Locks Ltd, a Birmingham-based SME.

The procurement method was open competition below the threshold, and the contracting process is in the award stage. The contract covers services within the social and community sectors and is set to run until 30th June 2027, with an option for a 12-month extension. Key dates included a submission deadline of 15th May 2025, and the contract's maximum extension date to 30th June 2028.

This tender presents substantial opportunities for businesses specialising in security and social services. Companies with expertise in installing and maintaining security systems, such as locks and alarms, may particularly benefit from engaging in similar public sector contracts. SMEs and enterprises focused on social work and community services can leverage their expertise to secure similar service contracts, enhancing their portfolio and business growth.

Such opportunities not only allow businesses to expand within the public sector but also contribute positively to community welfare and support networks.