Communal Entrance Door Replacements - EAST0780

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Eastlight Community Homes

Value

£1,200,000

Classifications

Windows, doors and related items

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Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

4 hours ago

Description

Eastlight is conducting this tender exercise to procure a Communal Entrance Doors program; all works will be carried out to various blocks of flats & sheltered housing schemes.

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Eastlight Community Homes

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Amy Richmond

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+44 3301280330

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