Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022 Traffic Management for Games Route Network and Local Area Traffic Management

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£3,131,188

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  • Highways engineering services

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  • contract

Published

2 years ago

Description

Supply, manufacture, construct, implement, deliver, operate and decommission the TM required for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games at competition and non-competition venues, together with any other CWG sites or locations requiring TM measures.

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