Contract for a Fully Managed Data Enrichment and Telephone Campaign - AWARD

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£110,000

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  • Telecommunication consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

8 months ago

Description

Tenders are invited from interested parties for the provision of a Fully Managed Data Enrichment and Telephone Campaign.
      
      The purpose of the procurement is to appoint a Service Provider to deliver a sustainable fundraising and data enrichment programme.
      
      The estimated total value of the contract is £110,000.00 excluding VAT.
      
      Main reasons for the decision not to subdivide the contract into lots: Given the need for one Service Provider to co-ordinate the delivery of all of the services required, the contract has not been divided into lots.

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Keele University

Leanne Fryer

[email protected]

01782 733787

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