Safer Street Grant Funding x 3

The Secretary of State for the Home Department (the "Authority"), acting through the Crime Strategy Unit, intends to make an amount up to £25,000,000 of grant funding ("Funding") available. Approximately £2M of the funding will be reserved for support to successful areas, central evaluation and other activity to support delivery of the fund, with the remaining £23M available to Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) within England and Wales.

This funding will be granted during 2020-21 financial year and all allocations must be spent by 31 March 2021. The Funding is to be awarded through a fair, open and transparent competition by means of a Call for Proposals and will support PCCs to invest in well evidenced interventions, with the aim of reducing acquisitive crime in areas that are persistently and disproportionately impacted (the "Project").

Outcomes PCCs are asked to work with partners, to design and deliver local crime prevention plans with the outcome of reducing acquisitive crimes through situational prevention. The objectives of the fund are to: • Reduce acquisitive crime in areas that receive funding - making residents safer and removing demand from the system to enable police to focus on more complex crimes. • Build evidence about the impact of targeted investment in situational prevention in high crime areas to strengthen the case for future investment, both at a local and national level. • Grow local capability to undertake data driven problem solving and capture evidence and practical learning about how best to implement situational interventions to prevent crime.

Further information on the scheme is available via the online portal, and details of how to registered, then request to be linked to the event outlined in the "other section" of this notice. Bids will close at 13:00 20 March 2020.

Please note this competition is being progressed on the Jaggaer eSourcing system, the Home Office only recently opening this platform from the previous utilised CCS platform. All PCC must register on the new Jaggaer platform to bid.

Additional information: How to Register to gain access to the online JAGGAER Portal. 1. Interested organisations must first be registered as a 'Supplier' on the Home Office eSourcing Suite to participate and although these are separate competitions (for Primary/Secondary/Tertiary bids), PCCs need only register once.

Please use the following link https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.html 2. Instructions on how Suppliers can use the portal can be found in the attachment section of this advert. 3.

To register, your PCC must have a valid DUNS number (as provided by Dun and Bradstreet [D&B]) for the organisation which you are registering on behalf of. The PCC will be entering into a contract if invited to do so. 4.

Once registered on the portal, please email the Authority mailbox SaferStreets@homeoffice.gov.uk and ask to be added to the event stating, "SSF - portal access" in the subject title. Please note unless you indicate otherwise you will be invited to all 3 competitions. 6.

Please note the email address used to register on the portal must be the same you advise "SaferStreets@homeoffice.gov.uk" inbox as it is this individual who will be provided with access to the event. 7. You will then be able to view the suite of documents and online application for this grant funding. *From this point all further communications including the submission of your online bid will be managed via the portal. 8.

If you have any IT technical difficulties concerning the Home Office eSourcing portal, neither the Home Office Commercial Grants Team nor those managing the "SaferStreets@homeoffice.gov.uk" mailbox will be able to offer any assistance. Please contact the Supplier eSourcing Helpdesk as shown on the opening page of https://homeoffice.app.jaggaer.com/web/login.html 9.

It is imperative you test your portal connection and become familiar with how to submit your bid well in advance of the deadline date. It is conceivable that because the portal operates on the web, internet traffic may affect performance of the portal and this cannot be cited as reason to seek an extension to the submission deadline date.