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Ministry of Justice - Framework Agreement for Court Reporting & Transcription (CRT) Services
Status: Closed
Published Date: 06/07/2023
Closing Date: Unknown
Value: neg.
Framework Agreement for Court Reporting & Transcription (CRT) Services - Following a competitive process, the Ministry of Justice (hereafter the Authority) has awarded a Framework Agreement for the procurement of the following Court Reporting and Transcription Services (CRT) on behalf of HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS): a. Off-site Transcription Services (OTS) which involves the Court recordings being sent to the relevant supplier where they produce the transcription services based on the contracted service level timeframe. b. Attendance-based Transcription Services (ATS) comprises stenographers or loggers attending the Court proceeding and then later producing the transcript to the contracted timescales. c. Real-time Transcription Services (RTS) involves temporarily supplying equipment and production of near-instantaneous transcriptions of proceedings on site.
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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British Transport Police - Language Services
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 21/07/2021
Closing Date: 17/11/2020
Value: £265,791
Language Services - BTP seeks to establish a Language Services Contract and appoint a single supplier to provide a tailored, end to end solution for all language service requirements: • Face to Face Interpretation Services • Translation/Transcription services • Telephone Interpretation Services • British Sign Language • Video/Remote Services
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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Ingeus - HMPPS CFO3 - APM UK - call for Delivery Partners
Status: Closed
Published Date: 18/12/2020
Closing Date: 31/01/2021
Value: £5,000
HMPPS CFO3 - APM UK - call for Delivery Partners - APM UK provide services for people, places and business to create and improve skills, employment, and health and wellbeing. We support more than 30,000 people through tailored employment support services; information, advice and guidance; and skills training to achieve job and learning outcomes. Since 1997, we've been working in partnership with local communities across England to provide expert solutions that make a difference. We work with business and government, and hold Prime Contracts with the Department for Work and Pensions, Education and Skills Funding Agency, Her Majesty's Prison and Probation Service, and the National Citizen Service Trust. The HMPPS CFO3 project, part funded by the European Social Fund, is designed to tackle the barriers to Effective Resettlement and promote Social Inclusion. Delivered in both custody and community, the focus of the Programme is to enhance an offender's employability and increase opportunities to access mainstream provision with the overall aim being the reduction of re-offending. As part of an expansion project, we are looking to work with Partner organisations who have expertise in delivering support and services to people who have spent time in care services and are able to deliver services to APM in Yorkshire and Humber. A large number of our service users have been in the care system and we are keen to work with organisation who are experts in supporting service users on our programme. In particular, we are looking for: - Organisations that can deliver Care Leavers support service across Yorkshire and Humber - We anticipate this will involve supporting individuals to address barriers to employment including tenancy/housing support, health signposting, disclosure advice, support to develop effective relationships, confidence and motivation. - In addition to this, delivery of accredited training is required to support individuals to develop skills for the workplace. - We are looking for Providers that have extensive experience and knowledge of the issues impacting care leavers and have demonstrable experience in supporting individuals who are care leavers. As service delivery providers, you will work closely with our delivery teams to weave in your specialist support to the operational delivery.
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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Ingeus - HMPPS CFO3 - APM UK - call for Delivery Partners
Status: Closed
Published Date: 26/11/2020
Closing Date: 08/12/2020
Value: £5,000
HMPPS CFO3 - APM UK - call for Delivery Partners - APM UK provide services for people, places and business to create and improve skills, employment, and health and wellbeing. We support more than 30,000 people through tailored employment support services; information, advice and guidance; and skills training to achieve job and learning outcomes. Since 1997, we've been working in partnership with local communities across England to provide expert solutions that make a difference. We work with business and government, and hold Prime Contracts with the Department for Work and Pensions, Education and Skills Funding Agency, Her Majesty's Prison and Probation Service, and the National Citizen Service Trust. The HMPPS CFO3 project, part funded by the European Social Fund, is designed to tackle the barriers to Effective Resettlement and promote Social Inclusion. Delivered in both custody and community, the focus of the Programme is to enhance an offender's employability and increase opportunities to access mainstream provision with the overall aim being the reduction of re-offending. As part of an expansion project, we are looking to work with Partner organisations who have expertise in delivering very specific services. We are looking for the following service delivery in the specified geographies: - Learning Disability Support Service across Yorkshire and Humber - Care Leavers support Service across Yorkshire and Humber - Self-Employment support across East Midlands, North East and Yorkshire & Humber As service delivery providers, you will work closely with our delivery teams to weave in your specialist support to the operational delivery.
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000 Education and training services. - 80000000
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Sunderland City Council - Judicial Review
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 15/03/2018
Closing Date: 21/02/2018
Value: £29,327
Judicial Review - Judicial Review International Advanced Manufacturing Park Area Action Plan
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED - UK SBS BLOJEU-CR17100OME Barriers to application for judicial appointment
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 02/10/2017
Closing Date: 31/08/2017
Value: £60,000
UK SBS BLOJEU-CR17100OME Barriers to application for judicial appointment - The final date and time for the submission of bids is 31 /08/2017 at 14:00 - DO NOT apply directly to the buyer. The Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB) is undertaking a Major Review of the judicial salary structure (the Major Review) with the aim of submitting its advice to the Lord Chancellor by June 2018. Such reviews occur approximately every five years (the last was in 2010-11) to examine the suitability and soundness of the judicial pay system. The endorsed terms of reference for the Major Review and the SSRB's terms of reference are at Annex A. The SSRB will consult with an Advisory and Evidence Group (AEG) comprising representatives of different levels and jurisdictions within the UK judiciary and other major stakeholders. The purpose of this project is to provide the SSRB with qualitative information which, along with other data gathered by the SSRB outside of this project, will help the SSRB to understand the factors which influence recruitment to the judiciary. Specifically, this work will examine the reasons why some eligible people do not apply and enable a qualitative assessment as to how these factors might vary according to individual characteristics and experience and across the different levels of the judiciary. This work is modelled on the methodology used in research commissioned in 2008 by the Judicial Executive Board, The attractiveness of senior judicial appointment to highly qualified practitioners . The research would need to focus on potential candidates for the categories of the judiciary where individuals are generally appointed to the judiciary for the first time (High Court, Circuit Court, District Court and Lower Tribunal judges ) capturing reasons as to why they have not applied for salaried or fee-paid roles . Potential candidates would be identified according to criteria provided by the judicial appointments bodies for England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland and in discussion with judges on the AEG as a starting point, followed by an element of "snowball" sampling (see below). A key challenge will be to identify potentially strong applicants (e.g. those who might meet quality thresholds set by the Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) while not implying in any way that participation in the study is an informal signal that the individual should consider applying or that they would be successful if they did. Please disregard any content in this notice that requests your organisation "to apply directly to the buyer" as this unfortunately a system generated error, that is outside of the Contracting Authorities control.
Industry: Research and development consultancy services. - 73200000 Judicial services. - 75231000 Market and economic research; polling and statistics. - 79300000
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UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED - UK SBS BLOJEU-CR17061OME SSRB Major Review of the Judicial Salary Structure
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 23/08/2017
Closing Date: 14/06/2017
Value: £100,000
UK SBS BLOJEU-CR17061OME SSRB Major Review of the Judicial Salary Structure - The Office of Manpower Economics (OME) provides support for all the independent Pay Review Bodies. In doing so, one of the OME's key functions is to provide high quality research-based technical advice drawing on economic, pay, labour market, statistical and other technical data. The Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB) is undertaking a Major Review of the judicial salary structure (the Major Review) with the aim of submitting its advice by June 2018. Such reviews occur approximately every five years (the last was in 2010-11) to examine the suitability and soundness of the judicial pay system. 3. The terms of reference for this Major Review, and the SSRB's terms of reference, are at Annex A. The SSRB will consult with an Advisory and Evidence Group (AEG) comprising representatives of different levels and jurisdictions within the UK judiciary and other major stakeholder communities. 4. A key function for the Major Review is to ensure that the numerous judicial roles are appropriately mapped together onto the correct points in the judicial salary scale. Therefore, to support the Major Review, the SSRB has requested that work be commissioned to compare and group judicial roles to assist it in making recommendations in this context. The purpose of this research is to provide the SSRB with a grouping and hierarchy of judicial posts, achieved through the allocation of judicial posts into salary groups. The proposed groups will form the basis for a consultation in the autumn. 6. This project is concerned with defining the appropriate salary groups and not with levels of salary or the salary differentials between the groups. These latter issues will be addressed by the SSRB using alternative sources of evidence. The outcome of this project will be a body of evidence which the SSRB will use to help it to: a. assign judicial posts into appropriate salary groups; b. understand which salary groups new posts should be placed in and to identify and understand any anomalies in the current groups; c. identify and understand where stakeholders hold different views about the placement of particular posts; d. categorise and assess how leadership roles and functions should affect placement of relevant roles into salary groups; and e. consider whether there is scope to simplify the current structure.
Industry: Research and development services and related consultancy services. - 73000000 Judicial services. - 75231000 Market and economic research; polling and statistics. - 79300000
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The University Of Leeds - Z/2734 Property Advice
Status: Awarded
Published Date: 14/11/2016
Closing Date: 01/08/2016
Value: £25,000
Z/2734 Property Advice - Advice for Student Property Services
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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MINISTRY OF JUSTICE - NOMS Prisoner, Family & Significant Other Support Services
Status: Closed
Published Date: 30/09/2016
Closing Date: 22/07/2023
Value: £10,000,000
NOMS Prisoner, Family & Significant Other Support Services - The purpose of this contract is to offer services to support, maintain and develop positive relationships between offenders, their family and significant others to reduce re-offending and prevent intergenerational crime. We would like to identify innovative approaches to meet the diverse needs of offenders who may or may not have established relationships with their family and significant others. It is recognised that supporting and maintaining links between offenders their families and significant others can help reduce re-offending and that doing so may also contribute to tackling intergenerational offending by addressing the poor outcomes faced by children of offenders. NOMS Commissioning Intentions sets an expectation on prison providers to work with Local Authorities and third sector partners to promote inclusion of, and maximise opportunities to offender’s families and their significant others. Visitors’ centres can be a focal point for offering support to families if they are used for services other than visits and include homework clubs and the delivery of family learning activities. This contract will also require creative approaches to delivering services to engage families and significant others where relationships are broken down, to develop and re-establish positive relationships. The provider can offer signposting to a range of support services, decrease the stress associated with separation, early days in prison, the duration of a sentence. The use of a visits centre can be to facilitate inter agency working and depending on the location can engage with community services when the centre is not being used such as a playgroup where facilities can be utilised. Prisons do vary greatly in their nature and in the facilities they have available. A variety of family related services are delivered across the estate including Parenting and Relationship Skills courses, Mother and Baby Units at female establishments, Family Engagement Workers and Visitors Centres. Visitors Centre Services at a number of establishments in England and Wales also captures the requirement for Family Engagement Workers within establishments where a requirement is identified. The range of services required at each establishment will be determined locally and will vary depending on a range of factors, including but not limited to; location, accessibility, available facilities and the category of the establishment. As a consequence, there are a number of requirements that may need to be factored into the structure of any procurement process for the named services. Not all establishments within the prison estate have a contracted out service, as some continue to deliver in-house, and there are some where there is a mix of outsourced and in-house elements. The contract value stated in this Future Opportunity Notice are indicative at this stage and will be set when the Opportunity Notice has been published
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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MINISTRY OF JUSTICE - ITT_498 - Reducing Reoffending -SE-RFI
Status: Closed
Published Date: 22/07/2016
Closing Date: 19/08/2016
Value: £150,000
ITT_498 - Reducing Reoffending -SE-RFI - NOMS are inviting expressions of interest for a series of Grants award to support organisations that can provide innovation across the prison system, which is more important than ever, and will be central to securing reform on improved outcomes for prisoners. To achieve a truly reformed estate it is essential that a diverse market is in place, this includes the full involvement of the voluntary sector, including charities and social enterprises. This grant is open to voluntary sector organisations and potential providers of charitable services with the purpose of accessing new services, approaches, or innovation that might be able to support a reformed prison estate. The scope of the grant is broadly as follows: The grant is only available for activity taking place in the six early adopter reform prisons, all of which are adult male prisons. Activity may be limited to one prison or cover multiple sites. These prisons are: • HMP Coldingley • HMP Highdown • HMP Holme House • HMP Kirlevington Grange • HMO Ranby • HMP Wandsworth Grant funding cannot be used to deliver core services which NOMS should specify, commission or deliver. Applications from Prospective Grant Recipients, which seek to design and test out new ways of achieving better outcomes are invited which address the following themes: a) Listening and responding to people with lived experience. b) Improving the prison environment. c) Addressing multiple and complex needs. d) Addressing the needs of young adults. e) Support for children and families. f) Support for priority groups and those with protected characteristics in the prison system. g) Improving health and wellbeing. h) Inspiring creativity through the arts. i) Helping people back to work. j) Education. k) Valuing volunteers. l) Involving the voluntary sector. Please find further details in the attached Descriptive Doument.
Industry: Judicial services. - 75231000
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