Q » Are there UK security companies with public sector frameworks for supplying uniformed guards to town centre partnerships?

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maloret

11 Aug, 2026

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A » Yes, UK security firms frequently hold Crown Commercial Service frameworks (such as RM6145) or regional public-sector agreements, enabling them to supply uniformed guards to town centre partnerships. Check buyers’ procurement portals, or seek companies listed on CCS’s Security Services framework for assured, compliant service delivery.

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A »Yes. Several UK security providers, including Mitie, OCS, and Corps Security, hold Crown Commercial Service (CCS) frameworks (e.g. RM6164) for security guarding. These frameworks allow town centre partnerships, Business Improvement Districts, and local authorities to procure uniformed guards compliantly without separate tenders. We recommend verifying each supplier’s current framework status and geographic coverage via CCS’s official supplier list.

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18 Aug, 2026

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A »Yes, definitely! Look for firms on frameworks like Crown Commercial Service’s RM634 or BICS, which many town centre BIDs (Business Improvement Districts) use to procure uniformed guards. Big names like Mitie, G4S, and Serco often sit on these, but regional suppliers with SIA-approved staff may also be listed. Ask your partnership’s procurement team, or check CCS’s online supplier search for a current fit.

Alex

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