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Overt Fleet Vehicle Collision Repair Services

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The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime is seeking suppliers to provide high-quality vehicle collision repair services for the Metropolitan Police Service overt fleet. The contract is divided into two geographic lots covering East London and West London, with a total estimated value of 34,500,000 GBP excluding VAT. The primary objective is to maximize fleet availability and minimize vehicle off road time for frontline, specialist, and support policing roles. Suppliers must demonstrate the expertise to handle a diverse range of powertrains and technologies, including battery electric vehicles, advanced driver assistance systems, and digital fleet-management tools. The procurement is conducted via a Competitive Flexible Procedure under the Procurement Act 2023, utilizing a multi-stage process that may include initial tender submissions, dialogue, negotiations, and a best and final offer stage. Awards are based on a weighted criteria of 60 percent quality and technical capability, 30 percent commercial price, and 10 percent social value. The estimated period of performance begins on June 14, 2027, with an initial three-year term and two optional one-year extensions, potentially extending the contract to June 12, 2032. The deadline for tender submissions is December 15, 2026.

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Vehicle collision repair services for the Metropolitan Police Service fleet across London.

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AgencyMayor's Office for Policing and Crime
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The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), acting on behalf of the contracting authority identified in the Tender Notice and Contract, is seeking to appoint suppliers capable of delivering safe, efficient, resilient and high-quality vehicle collision repair services for its overt fleet. The fleet includes vehicles used in frontline, specialist and support policing roles and incorporates a range of powertrains, technologies and operational equipment. Fleet availability and the minimisation of Vehicle Off Road (VOR) time are therefore critical to operational policing and public service delivery. The fleet is undergoing transformation, including increased adoption of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), digital fleet-management technology and sustainability initiatives. Tenderers must propose a solution with the capability, capacity, expertise and resilience to deliver the Services throughout the Contract Term and adapt to evolving operational and technological requirements.

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