The Drive Project – Changing Perpetrator Behaviour

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CPV codes
75231200 - Services related to the detention or rehabilitation of criminals
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Complete
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UK6Contract award notice
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Publication date
22 Sept 2026, 13:39

Overview

The Drive Project is a response to domestic abuse that aims to reduce the number of child and adult victims of domestic abuse by disrupting and changing perpetrator behaviour. It implements a whole-system approach through an intensive individual case management intervention alongside a co-ordinated multi- agency response to drive perpetrators to change their behaviour. The Drive Project focuses on increasing victim safety alongside the crucial protective work of victims’ services. The service has been developed to knit together existing services, complementing and enhancing existing interventions. The delivery partner will be expected to work collaboratively with the existing multi-agency hub processes to identify and manage high risk perpetrators of domestic abuse, led by Sussex Police.

Procurement Act 2023

Competitive flexible procedure

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Lot 1: Bids: 2 Lot 1: Final stage bids: 2 Lot 1: Sme final stage bids: 0 Lot 1: Vcse final stage bids: 0

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PPON PPLN-2959-YWYQ

gbLewes, United Kingdom
[email protected]

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