Probation Services Dynamic Framework - Thames Valley Women's Services

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Ministry of Justice.

Value

£606,053

Suppliers

Advance Charity

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Probation services
Addiction treatment
General public services
Supporting services for the government
Provision of services to the community
Justice services
Services related to the detention or rehabilitation of criminals
Prison services
Benefit services
Job search services
Education and training services
Adult and other education services
Training services
Training programme services
Vocational training services
Health and social work services
Social work and related services
Guidance and counselling services
Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions
Rehabilitation services
Vocational rehabilitation services
Administrative social services
Community action programme
Accommodation management services

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4 years ago

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The Ministry of Justice (the ‘Authority’) conducts this procurement under the ‘Light Touch Regime’. The Authority has established a probation services dynamic framework (‘DF’) to purchase services to deliver rehabilitation and resettlement interventions under the ‘Light Touch Regime’. The DF contains 14 ‘Service Categories’ based on service user needs and  cohorts. Interventions will be delivered via call-off contracts let by the Authority and other public sector commissioners (‘Participating Bodies’) at different geographical levels in England and Wales. As a result of a number of call-off competition failures under the DF, the MOJ intends to directly award those call-off contracts pursuant to the negotiated procedure without prior publication.

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