PCC/PD/239a - Provider to deliver courses set by the National Offending Re-Training Schemes (NDORS)

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Merseyside Police

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Driving lessons

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Submission Deadline

2 weeks from now

Published

4 days ago

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The PCC&CC for Merseyside wishes to outsource the provision of diversionary courses set by the National Driver Offending Re-Training schemes (NDORS). 
      The NDORS scheme is unique to the UK and was developed as an alternative to penalty points and fines.
      The scheme allows motorists who have committed a minor offence to have education with the aim of improving the driver or rider's knowledge and behaviour whilst on the road. A motorist has no automatic right to a course irrespective of how minor the offence is.
      At the discretion of the local Chief Constable, an offending motorist may be offered the opportunity to attend a course focusing on re-education designed to achieve greater compliance with Road Traffic legislation. Nobody has the absolute right to a course. The alternative is a fine and, where applicable, penalty points.

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All bids must be received via In-Tend

Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No

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Merseyside Police

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Ann Fitzgerald

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0151 777 1927

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