Change (ii 2.4): Locks in general prevent escapes and absconds from prisons. They play a key part in ensuring:
• Threats to the security, safety, order and control of the establishment are detected and deterred.
• Crime and suspected criminal activity is detected, reported and deterred.
• Security measures are applied lawfully, safely, fairly, proportionately and decently.
The objective of this Locking contract is to ensure a consistent supply of custodial locks and locking components, that meet our customers specification and are delivered within in agreed lead times. It also supports in the delivery of security equipment. Additional supporting services also include training, technical support, installation, maintenance, delivery, refurbishment, and the provision of drawings.
Any supplier will need to continue to:
• work with MoJ and its agencies to ensure it can deliver locks and components in line with delivery plans/programmes.
• be able to respond to oversights in projects ordering locks at short notice, flexing manufacturing schedules to supply locks at short notice.
• be able to respond quickly to emergencies e.g. relock of prisons where there has been a security breach.
• manufacture and delivery in line with set KPI’s built into the contract. → Locks in general play a key part in ensuring:
• Threats to the security, safety, order and control of the establishment are detected and deterred.
• Crime and suspected criminal activity is detected, reported and deterred.
• Security measures are applied lawfully, safely, fairly, proportionately and decently.
The objective of this Locking contract is to ensure a consistent supply of custodial locks and locking components, that meet our customers specification and are delivered within in agreed lead times. It also supports in the delivery of security equipment. Additional supporting services also include training, technical support, installation, maintenance, delivery, refurbishment, and the provision of drawings.
Any supplier will need to continue to:
• work with MoJ and its agencies to ensure it can deliver locks and components in line with delivery plans/programmes.
• be able to respond to oversights in projects ordering locks at short notice, flexing manufacturing schedules to supply locks at short notice.
• be able to respond quickly to emergencies e.g. relock of prisons where there has been a security breach.
• manufacture and delivery in line with set KPI’s built into the contract.