MFF112 2020-2024 Aerial Works Services Framework

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Peak District National Park Authority

Value

£200,000

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Aerial and related services

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

The object of the framework is to supply several different aerial works services, these may include but are not limited to;
1.1.	Airlifting of underslung loads;
1.2.	Movement of personnel;
1.3.	Movement of materials 
1.4.	Aerial filming.

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Peak District National Park Authority

Regional or local authority

Phil Straton

[email protected]

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