Fire Fighting Equipment for the Education Authority

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Value

£1,200,000

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Fire Defence

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Firefighting, rescue and safety equipment
Fire-protection devices

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Published

2 years ago

Description

Provision of fire fighting equipment for Education Authority.  Mini-competition under Framework ID 1544218 - Collaborative Fire Fighting Equipment and Associated Services, Lot 2 NI Public Sector

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Education Authority

Body governed by public law

David Crossett

[email protected]

+44 7716702006

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