TVCA-PROC-0414 - West Dyke Road Crossing Feasibility Study

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£139,906

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  • Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis
  • Feasibility study

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2 weeks ago

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Award of contract to AECOM LIMITED for West Dyke Road Crossing Feasibility Study following an open procurement.

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