Digital Ride Booking Platform

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£1,200,000,000

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  • Information technology services

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Published

6 months ago

Description

Digital Ride Booking Platform Framework is intended to enable Public buying organisations compliant access to a digital ride booking platform

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Organisation

Efficiency East Midlands

Body governed by public law

Mark Stephens - Meta Procurement Ltd

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+44 7803780724

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+44 3450103503

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