CP2671-25 JACS (Joint Adults and Children's Systems) Programme Data Migration Specialist

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Devon County Council

Value

£130,000

Suppliers

Permanent Futures Ltd

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Data services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

DCC engaged a professional services provider for a Data Migration Specialist to supply additional technical expertise and capability for the JACS (Joint Adults and Children's Systems) solution.

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Devon County Council

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Tracey White

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+44 1392383000

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