Environmental Enforcement Services for Liverpool City Council

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£5,000,000

Classifications

Environmental services

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 week from now

Published

1 week ago

Description

Liverpool City Council are looking to engage the market for suppliers that undertake high- visibility patrols to identify and enforce against the perpetrators of environmental crimes and anti-social behaviour, including littering, dog fouling, flytipping, poorly managed commercial waste and breaches of Public Space Protection Orders to promote positive behaviours amongst residents, businesses, and visitors to deliver a clean and safe city. LCC are looking for enforcement interventions that are delivered in a way that is fair and proportionate and the 'quality' of officers delivering a regulatory function is critical to the reputation of the City. We are therefore engage the market for a contractor who has a proven track record of providing fixed penalty enforcement services (including littering) for a range of local authorities and have the right practical experience, skills and competencies from day one and who can deliver the quality of enforcement that we require.

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

Rachel Glynn

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