The Drive Project: Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Services
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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire, in collaboration with the Drive Project, is inviting tenders for a domestic abuse perpetrator intervention service titled "The Drive Project: Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Services". The project aims to disrupt and change the behaviour of high-risk or serial perpetrators of domestic abuse through a whole-system approach involving intensive case management and multi-agency collaboration. This procurement process, managed as a one-stage tender, is an open competition falling under the Light Touch Regime and below the Procurement Act 2023 threshold.
The contract, valued at £317,438 per annum, is set for an initial term of 12 months with a possible extension dependent on funding and is expected to commence on 1st April 2026. The deadline for tender submission was extended to 26th January 2026, providing a strategic opportunity to deliver community-focused justice and support services within the Warwickshire region (UKG13). This tender presents a significant opportunity for qualified service providers specialising in community services, justice, or health sectors, offering potential for business growth through strategic collaborations with law enforcement and public safety entities.
Companies with expertise in managing high-risk behaviour and engaging in data-driven, multi-agency frameworks are well-positioned to excel. The successful provider will engage with the Drive Partnership, local authorities, and stakeholders, promoting best practice models that result in social betterment and community safety improvements. This contract not only ensures direct engagement with systemic solutions targeting domestic abuse but also enhances the organisational profile, directly impacting the social fabric through civic betterment and support services.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire, in partnership with the Drive Project, is seeking a qualified Service Provider to deliver a Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Intervention Service. The Drive Project is a nationally recognised response to domestic abuse, designed to reduce the number of child and adult victims by disrupting and changing perpetrator behaviour. It adopts a whole-system approach, combining intensive individual case management with a co-ordinated multi-agency response to drive behavioural change.
The project prioritises victim safety while complementing existing victim services. It targets high-risk or serial perpetrators, both male and female, aged 16 and over, who present the greatest risk of serious harm and typically engage poorly with existing services. The key objectives are to reduce the number of serial perpetrators of domestic abuse, reduce the number of repeat and new victims, and reduce the harm caused to victims and children.
By addressing perpetrator behaviour, Drive tackles the root cause of domestic abuse and improves outcomes for victims and families. The appointed provider will deliver one-to-one case management for perpetrators, support systemic change through multi-agency collaboration, participate in the Perpetrator Panel (e.g., MATAC or similar forum), and work closely with the Drive Partnership, PCC, local authorities, IDVA services, and stakeholders to develop and adapt best practice models. This is a one-stage tender process.
The contract falls below the Light Touch Regime threshold and is therefore outside the Procurement Act 2023; compliance with Act provisions is voluntary. The contract will be for an initial 12-month period with an option to extend for up to a further 12 months, subject to funding. Target go-live date is 01 April 2026.
The funding envelope for this project is PS317,438 per annum (VAT exempt). Award of contract, including any extensions, is subject to receipt of programme funding. This process is being managed via the, free to access, In-Tend Sell2 Bluelight Portal: sell2.in-tend.co.uk/blpd/home Please log in, navigate to 'Portals', and select 'Connect with Organisation' for Warwickshire Police to access full tender documentation and submission instructions.
A 12 month extension is optional at the discretion of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire in partnership with the Drive Project. The extension is dependent on continued funding of the project.
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