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The procurement is being led by The Home Office which is acting on behalf of itself, and other UK public sector bodies in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (and their statutatory successors and organisations created as a result of re-organisation or organisational changes). These will include (but is not limited to) the following public sector bodies (as defined in the public contracts regulations 2006 as amended) The Metropolitan Police Authority, Police Authorities, The Northern Ireland Policing Board, The Greater London Authority (or a functional body within the meaning of the Greater London Authority Act 1999), including the Police Forces of The United Kingdom, including The Channel Islands, Crown Prosecution Service and the Serious Organised Crime Agency. Other government departments and agencies may also use the National Forensic Framework Next Generation for purchases and they and the multi agency team referred to above are collectively referred to as 'the Agencies'. The Agencies have a requirement to establish a new framework agreement for Forensic Analysis Services including both laboratory and scene based services which are further described in the tender documents. Successful suppliers will be awarded a place on the National Forensic Framework Next Generation and the Home Office will enter into a framework agreement with the successful suppliers. This requirement contains 13 lots with an expectation of up to 6 suppliers per lot being awarded a framework as part of a multiple supplier strategy. Successful suppliers must be able to deliver all of the services included in the lot(s) that they are applying for either directly or via a sub contractor. The Agencies will continue to award specific contracts through mini-competitions between all suppliers who will have signed Framework Agreements for the respective Lots. The Agencies reserve the right not to include some (or part) of the Services in any specific contract which may be awarded. Specific contracts may be awarded to more than one supplier, at the discretion of the awarding Agencies. Award may involve one, all or a combination of Police Forces to one or more supplier(s) for services rendered under these specific contracts. It is intended to award a number of specific contracts called off against the Framework Agreement, each to run for up to 5 years in duration. The Contracting Authority and the Agencies reserve the right to procure some of their needs for Forensic Analysis Services outside of this procurement exercise. There is no guarantee of volumes of work under this framework. The framework will permit a force or collection of forces to explore further options for developing value for money forensic services, such as the provision of shared services with the successful suppliers in relevant Lots. Elements of the business of the Agencies, of other government departments and of the requirements for this project will be subject to varying levels of protective security measures, in accordance with UK Government security classifications. In the case of suppliers selected to participate in some of the specific contracts, the Agencies may require a number of staff to have security clearance recognised by Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) or the UK Government. Staff will not have access to sensitive or protectively marked material or have unescorted access to sites unless they have been cleared. Suppliers wishing to be considered for any specific contract must satisfy all ACPO or UK Government security requirements throughout the procurement and each successful supplier must do so throughout the term of any Framework Agreement or specific contract awarded against the Framework Agreement.

National Forensic Framework Next Generation.

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