Call off from Agri-Epi Centre (AEC): Neutral Vendor Framework for Multi-Specialism Services: with Constellia Public Ltd

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Buyers

Birmingham City Council

Value

£120,500

Suppliers

Constellia Public Ltd.

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Engineering services

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Submission Deadline

7 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

Birmingham City Council (the Council) has carried out a procurement exercise from the Agri-Epi Centre (AEC): Neutral Vendor Framework for Multi-Specialism Services: with Constellia Public Ltd for the provision of Project Manager - Active Travel programme.

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