Counter Terrorism Training

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£150,000

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  • Education and training services

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Published

4 years ago

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The Ministry of Justice has awarded a contract for Counter Terrorism (CT) training. The training will support intelligence and operational staff in both Prisons and Probation roles employed in duties directly related in the
management of Terrorist offenders.

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Ministry of Justice.

Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

[email protected]

+44 02033343555

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