The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY tenders
Live opportunities and awarded contracts from The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY, aggregated from 600+ UK procurement sources and updated daily.
The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY has no open tenders at the moment. We hold 1 published contract award from this buyer, so you can see who has won its work before, where the buyer named a supplier. It buys most often in Healthcare & Medical and Social Care & Community. Set up a free alert to be told the next time it publishes something that matches what you do.
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Recent awards by The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY
- St Giles Trust£1,045,0001 Apr 2024
Support Service for Children and Young Adults Who Have Been Victims of Exploitation, or Are at Risk of Exploitation, in York and North Yorkshire
Contracts expiring at The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY
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- Support Service for Children and Young Adults Who Have Been Victims of Exploitation, or Are at Risk of Exploitation, in York and North Yorkshire£1,045,000expires 31 Mar 2029Incumbent: St Giles Trust · retender date (Business)
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About The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY procurement
The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY is a police force that publishes procurement notices through the UK public tender system. TenderSignal monitors The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY's contract notices, framework agreements, and open competitions across 600+ procurement portals and data sources, giving suppliers a single place to track the opportunities they publish. In total, we have recorded 1 procurement notices from The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY, including 1 awarded contracts.
What The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY procures
The Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner for NY's procurement activity covers Healthcare & Medical, Social Care & Community. Suppliers in these markets will find a mix of invitations to tender (ITTs), requests for proposals (RFPs), restricted procedures, and framework call-off opportunities in the notices published. Reviewing the awarded contract history is a useful way to gauge typical spend levels and identify incumbent suppliers before deciding whether to bid.
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