TPC 20 441 - Oldbury MILW in in 3 m³ robust shielded boxes (Final)

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nuclear restoarion services

Value

£68,532

Suppliers

Nuclear Waste Services (LLW Repository Ltd)

Classifications

Decommissioning services

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

6 months ago

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TPC 20 441 - Oldbury MILW in in 3 m³ robust shielded boxes (Final)

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