P0726-2024 - Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Enforcement Officers

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Value

£1,500,000

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Classifications

  • Environmental services
  • Environmental protection
  • Environmental safety services
  • Environmental management
  • Environmental quality control services
  • Environmental security control services

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  • award
  • contract

Published

3 days ago

Description

The Council wishes to establish a single supplier framework agreement Contract for the provision of Anti-Social Behavior (ASB) Enforcement Officers Services (P0726-2024) a summary including:Anti-Social Behaviour Enforcement Officer service focuses on addressing and reducing anti-social behaviour within Birmingham City Councils 69 Wards. These officers will work closely with other local authorities, police, and community groups to identify, investigate, and manage incidents such as begging, vandalism, noise disturbances, public drinking, drug use, and harassment.

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Birmingham City Council

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