OEM Support Contract - COPTRZ - HMT Framework

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£43,932

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  • Military research and technology

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  • contract

Published

6 months ago

Description

A single source OEM Support contract to ensure previously procured systems are maintained, sustaining consistent levels of capability. In addition to provide ad hoc services to cover a range of support services

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Ministry of Defence

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