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Pre Engagement for the Provision of Community Safety Patrolling and Response Services

London Borough of Croydon

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The London Borough of Croydon is seeking to engage with the market in advance of a future procurement exercise for the provision of a Community Safety Patrolling and Response Service. The purpose of this engagement is to gain insight into current market capability, innovation, best practice, service delivery models, emerging technologies, and commercial approaches that could support the Council in delivering an effective, efficient, and value-for-money service. The Council is looking to engage with organisations that have the capacity, capability, and experience to provide community safety patrol services, support the reduction of anti-social behaviour (ASB), and work collaboratively with the Council and Access Croydon teams to support vulnerable residents and reduce instances of homelessness. This engagement does not form part of any formal procurement process and is intended solely to inform the Council's future commissioning and procurement strategy. Service Requirements The Council is considering a borough-wide Patrol and Response Service comprising four separate but interconnected service areas. The successful provider will be expected to demonstrate experience in delivering comparable services and hold accreditation under the Security Industry Authority (SIA) Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS), or an equivalent recognised industry accreditation demonstrating compliance with industry best practice. The Council is not currently proposing to allow subcontracting of any part of the service. Service Area 1: Environmental Patrols A proactive and responsive patrol service tasked by Council officers to patrol identified priority locations ("red zones") and areas within the borough where environmental issues require management and enforcement support. The service will include: • Daytime and out-of-hours patrols. • Patrols within parks, open spaces, town centres, and other identified locations. • Reporting of environmental concerns and incidents. • Engagement with residents and visitors. • Support for Council-led environmental initiatives. Service Area 2: Estates Anti-Social Behaviour Patrols A proactive patrol service tasked by the Council's Safer Communities Team and focused on Council-managed housing estates. The service will include: • Visible reassurance patrols. • Early intervention and engagement with residents. • Identification and reporting of ASB incidents. • Gathering intelligence to support Council enforcement activity. • Partnership working with housing and community safety teams. Service Area 3: Noise, Nuisance and Anti-Social Behaviour Response Service A reactive patrol and response service responding to reports from residents regarding: • Noise nuisance. • Environmental nuisance. • Anti-social behaviour. • Neighbourhood disputes where appropriate. • Community safety concerns requiring an on-site response. The provider will be expected to gather evidence, provide incident reports, and work collaboratively with Council officers to support enforcement action where required. Service Area 4: Borough-Wide Incident Reporting and Intelligence Service The provider will be required to maintain effective reporting and intelligence systems, providing: • Daily operational reports. • Incident reporting and trend analysis. • Management information and performance reporting. • Evidence gathering and case support where appropriate. • Recommendations for preventative interventions and service improvements. Operational Requirements The council is seeking a provider that can work across all four service areas in an integrated manner, delivering: • High-quality community safety outcomes. • Efficient deployment of resources. • Continuous service improvement. • Innovation and best practice. • Opportunities to reduce future demand and expenditure. The services will be delivered throughout the London Borough of Croydon, including certain Council-managed facilities located outside the borough boundary, such as cemeteries. As operational requi…

Deadline
Not published
Published
16 Oct 2026(2 days ago)
Contract value
£2.0m
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-078926
First seen
2 days ago

Classifications

75000000Administration, defence and social security services75241000Public security services79710000Security services75200000Provision of services to the community

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