Procurement of Emergency and Defensive Driving Training Services for Police and Frontline Community Representatives in High-Risk Areas
Chemonics International, Inc.Estimated Value
£1 – £0
Deadline
22 May 2026
Published
7 May 2026
Type
services
Overview
Chemonics Group UK Limited which is implementing the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine Phase 2 (PFRU-2) Project as part of international technical assistance (hereinafter referred to as Chemonics) invites you to submit a Tender for Procurement of Emergency and Defensive Driving Training Services for Police and Frontline Community Representatives in High-Risk Areas. The selected vendor will be awarded a Purchase Order with a period of performance of 4 months.
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Chemonics Group UK Limited is looking for a training provider to deliver emergency and defensive driving courses to Ukrainian police officers and community leaders working in dangerous areas. This is a 4-month contract funded through UK international aid for Ukraine, and the successful bidder will receive a Purchase Order to deliver the training services.
Requirements
- Ability to deliver emergency and defensive driving training
- Experience training police and frontline community representatives
- Capability to operate in or deliver training relevant to high-risk areas
- Ability to work within a 4-month performance period
- Check full tender documents for insurance, liability, and security clearance requirements
- Likely requirement for experience working on international development or aid-funded projects
- Compliance with UK aid programme standards and reporting requirements
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Design and deliver emergency driving training curriculum for police officers
- Design and deliver defensive driving training curriculum for frontline community representatives
- Conduct training sessions in high-risk operational areas (likely in Ukraine)
- Provide training materials, manuals, and supporting documentation
- Assess and certify trained participants
- Track attendance and produce training completion reports
- Adapt training content to local driving conditions and threat environment in high-risk areas
How to Read This Tender
- 1This is an international development contract, not a standard UK government procurement — Chemonics is the buyer, not a UK department. Check whether you need experience with FCDO (Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office) funded projects.
- 2The 4-month timeline is tight: identify upfront whether you can mobilise training staff, materials, and logistics to Ukraine within 2-3 weeks. Delays in visa, travel, or security clearance will compress your delivery window.
- 3Look for the detailed technical specification in the full tender documents — it will specify how many trainees, how many days of training, which driving scenarios must be covered, and whether you need to provide vehicles or use local ones.
- 4Check the tender for 'social value' or 'local impact' scoring criteria — UK aid contracts often score highly for hiring local Ukrainian trainers or using local training facilities.
- 5The phrase 'high-risk areas' suggests security considerations: clarify in your bid whether security costs (travel insurance, security vetting, armed escort if needed) are included in your price or if Chemonics covers them separately.
Tips for Small Businesses
- Consider partnering with a local Ukrainian driving school or NGO as a subcontractor — you'll score points for local employment and reduce your own on-the-ground costs and security risks. A consortium bid with a Ukraine-based partner is stronger than bidding alone as a UK-only firm.
- If you don't have direct police training experience, look for specialist police driver training firms to subcontract with, or partner with them. The buyer will prioritise bidders who can demonstrate they've trained armed/uniformed services before.
- Request the full tender documents early and ask Chemonics clarifying questions about: (1) whether training happens in Ukraine or the UK, (2) what insurance and security vetting you must arrange, (3) whether vehicles and fuel are provided, and (4) the exact number of trainees and training days. These answers will make or break your pricing accuracy.
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Chemonics International, Inc.Key Dates
Published
7 May 2026
Submission deadline
22 May 2026
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