Employment Land Needs Assessment - AWARD

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Buyers

Oxford City Council

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£0

Suppliers

Rapleys LLP

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Research and development consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

4 months ago

Published

4 weeks ago

Description

In Addition to:
      Review the criteria for assessing the performance of existing employment sites
      Define the Functional Economic Market Area in which Oxford operates
      Produce a socio-economic profile for Oxford

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