The Courtauld Events Supplier Framework

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Buyers

The Courtauld Institute of Art

Value

£11,800,000

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Classifications

Event services
Catering services
Lighting systems
Audio-visual equipment
Video-conferencing equipment
Video equipment
Cultural event organisation services
Furniture
Project management consultancy services
Dining-room furniture
Miscellaneous furniture
Lounge and reception-area furniture
Entertainment services
Cut flowers
Floral arrangements
Floral-display services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

The Courtauld hosts a huge variety of events ranging from receptions for hundreds of people hosted by corporate companies and private individuals, small donor dinners to international exhibition openings. This Framework is for Events Services suppliers covering five Lots (Catering, Production, Furniture Hire, Entertainment and Floristry) for internal Courtauld events, however suppliers appointed to the Framework will also be listed on the Approved Supplier List for external event clients (any work for such events will be a direct arrangement between the supplier and external client and not be undertaken under this Framework).

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The Courtauld Institute of Art

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+44 20739477777

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