Graduation Gowns

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£0

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Ede & Ravenscroft Ltd

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Higher education services
Special clothing and accessories

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Published

7 months ago

Description

The University has a requirement to appoint a supplier to provide the hire of gowns when hosting graduation ceremonies under a concession contract. The requirement will cover both graduates and staff of the University who will partake in the ceremonies
Graduates will be required to pay for any services they require direct to the supplier.  The supplier will pay a minimum of 25% of their student gown hire income back to the University as commission.

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Swansea University

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