Statutory Homeless Services - Negotiated Procedure

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City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

Value

£4,380,000

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Health and social work services
Housing services
Other community, social and personal services

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Published

1 month ago

Description

Award of Non-Provisioned Lots:
Lot 2: Homeless services: Women
Lot 5: Homeless services: Families
Lot 6: Homeless services: Families
Lot 7: History of Serious Offending

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City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

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Leonora Heyes

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