SMG Security Survey - AWARD

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Buyers

Science Museum Group

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Survey services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

10 months ago

Description

The Science Museum Group (SMG) would like to appoint a qualified and competent organisation to undertake security surveys and risk assessments at all of the sites that the Group owns and occupies.
      
      **Prospective bidders are required to complete a site visit to at least one SMG site prior to their submission. The deadline of site visit register is 24th April 2024, 17:00 (please see details in ITT document)**
      
      The purpose of the security surveys commission is to: 
      1. review current and emerging security threats faced by SMG 
      2. review the current security arrangements (physical, procedural and personnel) 
      3. Provide recommendations for enhancing physical security (infrastructure and systems)
      4. produce security risk assessments for the current conditions
      5. provide recommendations for mitigating existing and future risks
      6. Provide recommendations for security arrangements during construction
      7. Provide recommendations for security arrangements post-construction 
      8. Produce Security Risk assessment templates for planned ad-hoc activities
      9. provide recommendations to support with the tender for the Security Officer contract to be published in spring 2025.

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Organisation

Science Museum Group

Body governed by public law

Catherine Mak

[email protected]

01904 686 291

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