The Crime Defence Direct (CDD) work will be delivered
under a contract which will last for 12 months from 1
June 2020.
This new contract will be in addition to the one
already existing contract for the delivery of CDD
services.
Who can apply?
The procurement process will be open to any
organisations able to meet our minimum requirements.
Once the tender is open organisations wishing to apply
will need to submit a response to the:
-
selection questionnaire
-
CDD invitation to tender
The procurement process will assess tenders on both
quality and price.
Tender requirements
We are seeking a contractor who can deliver a
high-quality service and mobilise quickly to deliver
the service from 1 June.
Organisations will need to have the ability to operate
a 24-hour service. This includes having the necessary
staff and infrastructure in place to deliver the
service in accordance with the contract.
Any organisation wishing to tender will also need to
meet specific requirements when submitting their bid.
These include:
Organisations will also be assessed against criteria
which explore how they will deliver the CDD service.
