Systematic review of the effectiveness and success factors of de-escalation training to prevent harassment and violence in personal services

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Tender Summary

The Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Germany from Europe region had released this tender for Systematic review of the effectiveness and success factors of de-escalation training to prevent harassment and violence in personal services The research project Harassment and violence in personal services Effective measures and design principles to protect employees addresses the need for action articulated in the law on ILO Convention 190 for a working world free of harassment and violence The project is currently working Based on scientifically proven findings on harassment and violence in personal services pDL3 it expands this and derives design principles for prevention One possible approach to prevention is de-escalation training for employees The aim of the commissioned analysis is to update a systematic review of the effectiveness and success factors of de-escalation training to prevent harassment and violence which was published in 2020 by Engel et al was published in the journal Criminology Public Policy The literature search at that time took place in 2016 and is now to be updated including the studies included by Engel et al Unlike Engel et al The focus is not on police work in particular but on personal services pDL in general Empirically proven findings on the effectiveness of de-escalation training in different pDL settings should be identified evaluated and presented in a structured manner The starting point for the search are studies published from December 2016 In addition to quantitative proof of effectiveness qualitative and contextual factors influencing training success should also be taken into account - for example in relation to content target groups or institutional framework conditions The results should show under under which conditions de-escalation training is effective which training approaches have proven successful and which conditions promote sustainable implementation with tender notice no. BAuA-öA-557168 published on 13 Nov 2025. The tender expired on 15 Dec 2025. This tender is sourced from Vergabe and is eligible for suppliers interested in Staff development services, Safety training services, Staff training services. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 10150026.

Tender Details

Tender NoticeTI Ref: 10150026
Tender Notice No
BAuA-öA-557168
Tender Organisation
Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Tender Service
Worldwide
Tender Region
Tender Project Location
Tender CPV
79633000 : Staff development services80550000 : Safety training services80511000 : Staff training services
Tender Source
Vergabe
Tender Document Type
Tender Notice
Tender Deadline
15 Dec 2025 Deadline passed
Tender Description
Systematic review of the effectiveness and success factors of de-escalation training to prevent harassment and violence in personal services The research project Harassment and violence in personal services Effective measures and design principles to protect employees addresses the need for action articulated in the law on ILO Convention 190 for a working world free of harassment and violence The project is currently working Based on scientifically proven findings on harassment and violence in personal services pDL3 it expands this and derives design principles for prevention One possible approach to prevention is de-escalation training for employees The aim of the commissioned analysis is to update a systematic review of the effectiveness and success factors of de-escalation training to prevent harassment and violence which was published in 2020 by Engel et al was published in the journal Criminology Public Policy The literature search at that time took place in 2016 and is now to be updated including the studies included by Engel et al Unlike Engel et al The focus is not on police work in particular but on personal services pDL in general Empirically proven findings on the effectiveness of de-escalation training in different pDL settings should be identified evaluated and presented in a structured manner The starting point for the search are studies published from December 2016 In addition to quantitative proof of effectiveness qualitative and contextual factors influencing training success should also be taken into account - for example in relation to content target groups or institutional framework conditions The results should show under under which conditions de-escalation training is effective which training approaches have proven successful and which conditions promote sustainable implementation
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Who has issued this tender, and what is it for?
The tender has been issued by Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Germany. Such a type of tender falls under Staff development services, Safety training services, Staff training services, within the Management Consultancy sector, and is listed on Tender Impulse under notice number BAuA-A-557168.
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The notice was published on 13 Nov 2025 and submissions close on 15 Dec 2025. Late bids are rarely accepted in public procurement, so aim to have your documents ready several days before the closing date.
Which CPV codes apply to this tender?
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