Station End Equipment (Hardware, Support and Installation)

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£1,478,680

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Multitone Electronics PLC

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Hardware
Hardware installation services
Data-processing machines (hardware)
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

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Published

9 months ago

Description

Norfolk County Council and Hertfordshire County Council have awarded a contract to procure station end hardware, support and potentially installation for their respective fire and rescue services.The procurement was led by Norfolk County Council on behalf of the two Councils.  The procurement was for 2 separate contracts.

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