Emergency Accommodation Services Framework - Round 4 Ipswich Borough Council (PRC2015 Framework)

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£1,100,000

Classifications

  • Housing services
  • Administrative housing services
  • Provision of services to the community
  • Accommodation services
  • Domestic services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

1 week from now

Published

2 weeks ago

Description

Emergency Accommodation Services Framework - Round 4   (PRC2015). This is round 4 of applications to join an open framework under the light touch regime which was originally advertised 2022.

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