706739450 SRDPD Spares and Procurement

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£1,500,000

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  • Diving services

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  • contract

Published

10 months ago

Description

The Salvage and Marine Operations (SALMO) Team, part of the Ministry of Defence (MOD), had a requirement to establish a 15 month contract to Ian Edgar (Liverpool) Ltd to provide in service support to replenish the SRDPD fleet by provision of spares and repairs.

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Ministry of Defence

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Attn: Thornell Jordon

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