Consultancy Support on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus

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Value

£135,000

Classifications

  • Infrastructure works consultancy services

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  • awardUpdate

Submission Deadline

8 months ago

Published

6 months ago

Description

Direct Award from YPO Managing Consultancy and Professional Services - 1141 framework to Consultancy+ for assistance on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus project.

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CCC Procurement and Commercial Team

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