Provision of Health and Safety Services

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Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency

Value

£80,000

Suppliers

ARCADIS LLP

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Health and safety services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

8 months ago

Description

A series of unforeseen circumstances have resulted in the need for additional expert support to ensure DVLA is maintaining the safety of staff and the visiting public. The complexity and age of the DVLA estate requires a detailed working knowledge of the estate before support services can be employed.

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Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency

National or federal agency/office

Andrew Berry

[email protected]

01792 782321

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