CC13919 - Garden Waste Permits Managed Solution

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Value

£225,000

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  • Printing and related services
  • Printing services
  • Digital printing services
  • Services related to printing

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  • contract

Published

1 month ago

Description

West Lothian Council has an ongoing requirement for a contract to provide a comprehensive, secure, systematic, fully managed service to print, pack and distribute garden waste permits for brown bins across the Council area.

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West Lothian Council

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Elisabeth Plant

[email protected]

+44 1506281814

+44 2075829579

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