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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire

Domestic Abuse Victim Support Services in Derby City

Community ServicesCPV 98000000
ValueValue not published
Deadline
Published21 Jul 2026
RegionNationwide

Not enough history for this buyer At least £207,720 — the value at which this notice had to be published.

Who to contact
Aimee Briddon
aimee.briddon@derbyshire.police.uk
+44 7542226577

The procurement contact named on the official notice.

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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire has published 10 Other Community & Personal Services notices, about every 4 months. On that rhythm the next one is expected around November 2026.

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The brief

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire (PCC) with Derby City Council are looking to commission a provider/s to deliver high-quality, effective domestic abuse support services for victims and survivors of all ages and genders across all levels of risk (standard, medium and high).

Services must be accessible, trauma-informed and work to improve the safety of victims, supporting them to recover and move forward with their lives.

Services will cover Derby City only.

This service will be mobilised in two phases.

Phase 1, the standard/ medium risk service, is expected to mobilise from 1 April 2027.

Phase 2, for the high risk IDVA service, is expected to commence from 1 October 2027.

The initial contract period will be until March 2029 with a further option of three 12-month extensions.

This engagement is being undertaken to explore ideas and seek information through responses from stakeholders to: • Ensure any future services are well designed, effective and safe, delivering value for money and achieving desired outcomes • Explore options for service model delivery • Consider the advantages and disadvantages of two commissioning options • Make the best use of the combined domestic abuse support budget to best meet the needs of victims and survivors Information provided through this engagement will enable the PCC to: • Better understand the solutions, models and services to inform service design and specification development • Explore different delivery options and tender approaches • Determine the most effective way to deliver services to meet the needs of Derby city residents affected by domestic abuse.

Requirements

What the notice asks for

01

Services must be accessible, trauma-informed and work

Services must be accessible, trauma-informed and work to improve the safety of victims, supporting them to recover and move forward with their lives.

02

Phase 1, the standard/ medium risk service

Phase 1, the standard/ medium risk service, is expected to mobilise from 1 April 2027.

03

Phase 2, for the high risk IDVA

Phase 2, for the high risk IDVA service, is expected to commence from 1 October 2027.

04

Ensure any future services are well designed

Ensure any future services are well designed, effective and safe, delivering value for money and achieving desired outcomes.

05

Make the best use of the combined

Make the best use of the combined domestic abuse support budget to best meet the needs of victims and survivors Information provided through this engagement will enable the PCC to:.

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Source & provenance
OCID
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Stage
planning · Planning
Source
Find a Tender
Buyer ref
068727-2026
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