National Fuels 3

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Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has established a Framework Agreement for the provision of national fuels and associated products and services. The duration of the Framework Agreement is for a four (4) year period. The Framework Agreement is available for use by UK public sector bodies as described in the customer list.
The framework consists of the following lots:
Lot 1 - Liquid Fuel (14 Regional Sub Lots and 1 National Sub Lot)
Lot 1a Scotland North
Lot 1b Scotland West
Lot 1c Scotland Central
Lot 1d Scotland South
Lot 1e England North West
Lot 1f England North East
Lot 1g England Midlands
Lot 1h England East Anglia
Lot 1i England London and South East
Lot 1j England South
Lot 1k England South West
Lot 1l South Wales
Lot 1m North Wales
Lot 1n Northern Ireland
Lot 1o National Lot
Lot 2 - Liquid Petroleum Gas
Lot 3 - Biomass Fuels (wood chips/pellets)
Lot 4 - Associated Services
Lot 5 - Energy Bureau Services

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