Uptake of Extension for the Provision of Transport for Urgent Care Services

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£446,117

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ERS Transition Ltd T/A ERS Medical

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Public road transport services
Emergency vehicles
Vehicles for the emergency services
Hire of passenger transport vehicles with driver
Motor vehicles for the transport of fewer than 10 persons

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2 years ago

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Extension to the Provision of transport for Urgent Care Services mainly providing agreed number of drivers and vehicles suitable for the delivery of urgent care services to transport Clinicians including General Practitioners (GPs) on board with drugs, medical equipment to and from base.

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