The Provision of a Kennelling Provider for Seized and Dangerous Dogs

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  • Dog kennel services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

3 days ago

Description

Provision of a Kennelling Provider for Seized and Dangerous Dogs for British Transport Police.
BTP is seeking a supplier to provide secure kennelling facilities for dogs that have been seized either due to persons coming to Police notice with a dog, either through dog related offences or simply that the person was in possession of a dog at the time of them coming to notice.
The successful supplier must have experience and suitably qualified personnel to manage the care of dogs that are considered dangerous, which may also include banned breeds.
For logistics purposes BTP requires the provider to be a London/Home Counties based organisation.
A full description of the requirements can be found in Schedule 2 - Requirements Specification.

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British Transport Police

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Jake Grieves

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+44 7741605471

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