Provision of Insurance and related services to Bernicia Group

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Classifications

  • Insurance services
  • Legal expenses insurance services
  • Contractor's all-risk insurance services
  • Damage or loss insurance services
  • Fire insurance services
  • Property insurance services
  • Financial loss insurance services
  • Pecuniary loss insurance services
  • Liability insurance services
  • General liability insurance services
  • Professional liability insurance services
  • Risk management insurance services
  • Insurance brokerage and agency services
  • Insurance claims adjustment services
  • Motor vehicle insurance services
  • Motor vehicle liability insurance services
  • Financial and insurance services
  • Engineering insurance services
  • Machinery-inspection services
  • Technical inspection services
  • Non-destructive testing services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

Insurance and related services for Property, legal liability and other general (non-life) insurable risks, as required by Bernicia Group

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Bernicia Group

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Our Consultant for this Project Gibbs Laidler Consulting

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+44 1959562242

+44 1959562242

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