Notice of Award of Contracts under the CHIC Development - Dynamic Purchasing System [DPS] for Q1 2024-2025

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Value

£450,000

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Classifications

  • Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses
  • Architectural, engineering and planning services
  • Highways consultancy services
  • Structural engineering consultancy services
  • Building services
  • Fire and explosion protection and control consultancy services
  • Quantity surveying services
  • Foundation-design services
  • Research and development consultancy services

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  • award
  • contract

Published

9 months ago

Description

Notice of Award of Contracts from the Development - Dynamic Purchasing System from 1st Jul 2024 to 30th Sept 2024. Details of the awards can be found at: https://www.chicltd.co.uk/chic-procurement.

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