Department of Justice NI

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https://www.justice-ni.gov.uk/

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Block B, Castle Buildings

Belfast
BT4 3SG
United Kingdom

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RiverRidge Recycling Portadown Ltd
WORLD TRAVEL CENTRE LTD
WHISTL UK LTD
LYNCH MEDICAL SUPPLIES LMS LIMITED
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Contracts awarded by Department of Justice NI

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Published 2 years ago

DOJ - Holistic Support for Victims of Paramilitary Violence

The Department of Justice (DoJ) was established in April 2010, following the devolution of policing and justice powers to the Northern Ireland Assembly. The Tackling Paramilitarism Programme Board, chaired by the Head of the Civil Service, has oversight of delivery of the action plan and the Tackling Paramilitarism Programme Team, which coordinates delivery across Executive Departments, ALBs and the voluntary and community sector, is based in the DoJ. An Independent Reporting Commission (IRC) has been set up by the UK and Irish Governments to oversee progress in tackling paramilitarism, including on delivery of the action plan and publishes an annual report. Delivery of the Executive action plan for tackling paramilitary activity, criminality and organised crime (published in 2016) is one of the commitments made in the New Decade, New Approach agreement and is reflected in the Programme for Government/Outcomes Delivery Plan and DoJ Corporate Plan for 2020/21. One of the key issues that remains to be addressed in delivery of the action plan is the continuation of violent attacks on individuals by paramilitary groups. There are a number of voluntary and community sector and oversight bodies pressing for action to address this particular type of violence, including the NI Commissioner for Children and Young People, the Independent Reporting Commission, and the #Stopattacks group. The PSNI has a duty to investigate attacks but often finds its work limited by the unwillingness of victims and witnesses to come forward out of fear and intimidation. Each year there are around 60-80 victims of paramilitary violence (this reflects the numbers recorded in PSNI Statistics; some attacks may go unrecorded and the statistics do not cover threats and intimidation that might precede an attack). In addition to new victims each year, there are victims of historic attacks who may have not yet received any support following their attack and who may benefit from access to a bespoke programme. These attacks occur across Northern Ireland but particular areas of activity include Belfast, Londonderry, Ards, Coleraine, and Newtownabbey / Glengormley. Victims are often unwilling to contact statutory or other service providers for support out of fear, stigma and intimidation; they fall between gaps in service provision or existing providers may be unaware of their needs or feel unable to take on the role of supporting this challenging client group. Victims need support with a range of issues, most pressingly trauma or counselling support, but also with issues such as drug misuse, debt, self-esteem, training and employment, access to benefits, housing, and family relations. There are existing programmes providing support for these issues but they are not always accessible by victims of paramilitary violence and do not address the specific circumstances (i.e. the attack) that gave rise to their need for support. Some existing programmes, including those being delivered as part of the Executive action plan, focus on specific geographical areas (e.g. specific areas of Belfast, Londonderry, Larne, Carrickfergus, Bangor and Lurgan) or target groups (e.g. preventative work with young men vulnerable to becoming involved in criminality or paramilitary activity). The aim is not to duplicate provision, but to address the specific needs of victims and support them to access existing provision, particularly in areas or with target groups not being picked up in existing programmes (e.g. older men or those in areas with high levels of paramilitary activity, such as Ards, Coleraine, Newtownabbey, other areas within Londonderry). DoJ are therefore seeking to: 1. put in place a programme to support victims of paramilitary violence. 2. provide support to victims 3. build capacity among service providers to work with victims of paramilitary violence. 4. learn about effective approaches and inform work on tackling violence and paramilitarism more generally.

£420,000
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Published 2 years ago

ID 3430459 - NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE NORTHERN IRELAND PUBLIC SECTOR

Construction and Procurement Delivery (CPD), on behalf of the participating bodies listed in Annex I of the Specification document (hereafter referred to as the Client) is seeking to establish a Contract for the provision of Non-Hazardous Waste Management Services at locations throughout Northern Ireland. Further details of specific requirements at each location are provided within Annex A Building Data. The contract is structured across 4 Lots and each Lot will be awarded independently on the basis of the Most Economically Advantageous Tender. The Contractor will be responsible for managing and delivering the specified services at the different premises in a flexible and responsive way.

£11,748,179
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Published 3 years ago

Provision of Travel Management Services Framework for Northern Ireland Civil Service, Agencies, Non-Departmental Public Bodies and other Participating Bodies

The Framework Agreement will provide a fully managed Travel Management Service for all UK and International Travel, accommodation and any other associated services that aid Business, Non-staff, Patient, Student and Security Personnel travel. The range of Travel Services will cover as a minimum Air, Rail, Ferry, Car Hire, Taxi / onward road travel, Car parking, Accommodation and Hotel Conferencing and travel insurance. This Framework Agreement will allow the Participating bodies listed in the Specification Schedule to establish a Call-off Contract with the successful Contractor to provide their Travel services when required. There is no commitment to the usage, volume or value of services required under this Framework.
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Published 3 years ago

ID 2933249 - The Provision of Postal Services for the Northern Ireland Public Sector 2021

Construction and Procurement Delivery (CPD) plans to establish a Contract for Postal Services on behalf of the Participating Bodies listed in the Specification Annex 4 (hereafter referred to as the Client). CPD is seeking to establish a Contract for the provision of Postal services at locations throughout Northern Ireland. Further details of specific requirements are provided within the Tender Documents and Annexes. The Supplier will be responsible for managing and delivering the specified services at the different premises in a flexible and responsive way.

£7,967,561
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Published 2 years ago

Surgical Dressings and Miscellaneous Products

Surgical Dressings and Miscellaneous Products

£37,950,000
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Published 3 years ago

DoF, LPS - Nova Programme - Revenues and Benefits Delivery Partner Contract

Land and Property Services (“LPS”) has a requirement for a modern digitally enabled ICT solution that will support the transformation of its Revenues and Benefits service. It is envisaged the new solution will be responsible for, but not limited to, the assessment and collection of rates for domestic and non-domestic properties, the administration of various rate reliefs (such as Housing Benefit and Disabled Person’s allowance), managing interfaces with internal and external applications of LPS (such as the Enforcement of Judgments Office), assist with the setting of district and regional rates and other associated services. LPS require the new ICT solution to be flexible and adaptable to support new and innovative methods of delivery, future changes and business needs whilst being user friendly, customer focused and utilising digital self-service platforms. Further Information is available in the Project Information Memorandum (“PIM”) and Selection Questionnaire (“SQ”).

£80,000,000

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Contracts awarded by Department of Justice NI

DOJ - Holistic Support for Victims of Paramilitary Violence

ID 3430459 - NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR THE NORTHERN IRELAND PUBLIC SECTOR

Provision of Travel Management Services Framework for Northern Ireland Civil Service, Agencies, Non-Departmental Public Bodies and other Participating Bodies

ID 2933249 - The Provision of Postal Services for the Northern Ireland Public Sector 2021

Surgical Dressings and Miscellaneous Products

DoF, LPS - Nova Programme - Revenues and Benefits Delivery Partner Contract

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