Skip to content
In deliveryUnited KingdomServicesFramework agreement£2,651,247Add to pipeline

PROVISION OF YOUTH WORK SERVICES

Awarded to AL-HURRAYA, BASE 51, Support Through Sport

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire(buyer)

Published
Published 21 May 2025
Deadline
Closed 18 August 2025

Tender documents

Skim pulls every file the buyer attaches to this process and extracts the requirements from it.

Documents as they publish

Specification, evaluation criteria, pricing schedules and every requirement — extracted, searchable and mapped to your response.

View tender files

Overview

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire has awarded an open framework agreement valued at £3,072,000 over eight years to AL-HURRAYA, BASE 51, and Support Through Sport to deliver targeted youth work services across Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire County. The services, commencing October 2025, comprise detached youth work in community hotspots and school/community navigator programmes providing one-to-one mentoring for at-risk young people, all delivered using trauma-informed and gender-responsive approaches. Staff must hold enhanced DBS checks and appropriate youth work qualifications, with ongoing requirements including weekly monitoring of outputs, outcomes tracking, and collaboration with schools, police, and local authorities.

Contracting authority

Find the key decision makers

The people who scope, score and sign this contract — names, roles and how to reach them.

Lots (4)

  • Detached Youth Work (City)

    Detached youth work is an outreach service engaging at-risk young people in their own communities-typically streets, parks, or gathering spots-rather than traditional venues. Teams of three qualified youth workers proactively approach groups, building voluntary, trusting relationships through informal education. Sessions focus on conflict de-escalation, promoting non-violent alternatives, and addressing issues like discrimination, mental health, and exploitation. Workers advocate for youth, facilitate access to support services, report environmental hazards (e.g., poor lighting), and collaborate with police/local agencies. The approach aims to divert youth from violence while fostering resilience and community cohesion, as defined in the tender's specifications. For this particular Lot the services will be delivered within Nottingham City.

    £736,000Won by BASE 51Won by AL-HURRAYAWon by Support Through Sport
  • Detached Youth Work (County)

    Detached youth work is an outreach service engaging at-risk young people in their own communities-typically streets, parks, or gathering spots-rather than traditional venues. Teams of three qualified youth workers proactively approach groups, building voluntary, trusting relationships through informal education. Sessions focus on conflict de-escalation, promoting non-violent alternatives, and addressing issues like discrimination, mental health, and exploitation. Workers advocate for youth, facilitate access to support services, report environmental hazards (e.g., poor lighting), and collaborate with police/local agencies. The approach aims to divert youth from violence while fostering resilience and community cohesion, as defined in the tender's specifications.For this Lot the services will be delivered within the Nottinghamshire region.

    £768,000Won by Support Through Sport
  • School and Community Navigator Programme (City)

    School and Community Navigator Work involves trained practitioners embedded in schools to support children and young people (CYP) aged 10-17 at risk of exclusion or disengagement. Navigators provide 1:1 trauma-informed mentoring, addressing issues like behavioural challenges. They collaborate with school pastoral teams to create tailored support plans, facilitate access to external services (e.g., mental health or substance misuse programs), and extend outreach to families/communities when needed. The role focuses on early intervention-improving school attendance, reducing violent behaviour, and fostering resilience-using evidence-based approaches aligned with the Youth Endowment Fund's recommendations for mentoring and social skills development. For this particular Lot the service will be delivered within Nottingham City .

    £720,000Won by Support Through SportWon by AL-HURRAYA
  • School and Community Navigator Programme (County - Ashfield + Mansfield)

    School and Community Navigator Work involves trained practitioners embedded in schools to support children and young people (CYP) aged 10-17 at risk of exclusion or disengagement. Navigators provide 1:1 trauma-informed mentoring, addressing issues like behavioural challenges, truancy, and family dynamics. They collaborate with school pastoral teams to create tailored support plans, facilitate access to external services (e.g., mental health or substance misuse programs), and extend outreach to families/communities when needed. The role focuses on early intervention-improving school attendance, reducing violent behaviour, and fostering resilience-using evidence-based approaches aligned with the Youth Endowment Fund's recommendations for mentoring and social skills development. or this particular Lot the service will be delivered within the Nottinghamshire region.

    £848,000Won by Support Through Sport

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
In delivery
Category
Services
Estimated value
£2,651,247
Procedure
Open
Contract type
Framework agreement
SME suitable
Yes
Published
21 May 2025
Questions by
13 August 2025
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Social work and related services

Award outcome

Awarded value
£3,072,000
Award date
21 September 2025
Contract period
30 September 2025 → 30 September 2033
Winners
  • AL-HURRAYA
  • BASE 51
  • Support Through Sport

Contract ending soon? Skim tracks incumbents and flags recompetes early. Start for Free to set up alerts.

Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract

    22 December 2025

  2. Contract

    25 September 2025

  3. Tender Update

    24 July 2025

  4. Contract Notice

    24 July 2025

  5. Prior Information Notice

    21 May 2025

Get the full picture

AI analysis, bid scoring, and expert strategy for this tender

Skim analyses every tender against your company profile and tells you whether to bid, how to win, and who you are up against.

How to win this tender

Skim reads the notice and every document attached to it, scores the fit against your company profile for a clear bid or no-bid call, then drafts each answer from your own evidence and past bids. You review, refine and submit — on time, with every requirement covered.

See exactly how Skim’s agents do this →

Comparing platforms? Skim is set against the alternatives for pre-tender intelligence, tender management software and bid management software.

Find tenders like this before your competitors do.

Skim scans every portal daily and scores each tender against your profile. Start for free and see the tenders you are missing.