EHRC 2425-16 Offsite Records Management

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EQUALITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION

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£83,540

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Restore PLC

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Records management

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Submission Deadline

6 months ago

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4 weeks ago

Description

The Equality and Human Rights Commission requires the provision of offsite storage and disposal services for hard copy, non-current records and for storage of back-up tapes, together with support with Public Records Act compliance.

This is a further competition under Lot 1 "Records Information Management Services" and Lot 4 "Specialist Records Management Services" of the Crown Commercial Services RM6175 "Records Information Management, Digital Solutions and Associated Services" Framework.

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