Oracle Implementation Serviceas

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Buyers

UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX(THE)

Value

£1,542,000

Suppliers

Oracle Corporation UK Limited

Classifications

Software implementation services

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Submission Deadline

8 months ago

Published

2 weeks ago

Description

Implementation services for Oracle SaaS modules.

Awarded under Crown Commercial Services Framework RM6194 Back Office Software.

£1,542,000 + vat.

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