for Provision of Production of Digital Augmented Reality (AR) App and Multimedia Experience

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£220,000

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IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support

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1 month from now

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1 day ago

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The college are seeking to enter into a contractor to work with the college to deliver the following project for the Provision of Production of Digital Augmented Reality (AR) APP and Multimedia Experience.

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UHI North,West and Hebrides

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Julie Fraser

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+44 1847889000

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