Care at Home Commissioning

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Perth & Kinross Council

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£53,907,984

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Daycare services

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Published

7 months ago

Description

Perth & Kinross Council (‘the Council’) is seeking to appoint suitably qualified and experienced Service Providers to Deliver care at home services within Perth and Kinross area.

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Perth & Kinross Council

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Graham Taylor

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+44 1738475000

+44 7495916395

+44 7511474347

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