Closed tender

HMICFRS Consultancy

Details

Value
£120,000
Topic
General management consultancy services
Published
30 September 2025
Submission
7 October 2025

Tender description

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Authority has awarded a contract for the provision of HMICFRS Consultancy. The consultancy support is required in relation to our 'People Improvement Plan' and the cause of concern on prevention activity, specifically Home Fire Safety Visits, in the 2025 HMICFRS report. It is estimated that 2-4 days per week (on average) between October and December 2025 will be required from the consultant. A further 20 days consultancy may be required between January and March 2026.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published30 September 2025
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date7 October 2025

About the buyer

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Authority is a blue light fire and rescue buyer based in Exeter. Notices are issued under the Procurement Act 2023. The Authority has used the Bluelight Commercial framework to buy oils and lubricants for the workshops of the Service.

Over the past 5 years, most of Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Authority's contract awards have been in construction work, construction materials and health and social work.

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