Watery Lane New Vehicle Restraint System

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St.Helens Council

Value

£50,000

Suppliers

George Cox & Sons

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Road equipment

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

2 months ago

Description

St Helens Council have appointed George Cox & Sons via The Rochdale Highways Framework Agreement to carry out works at Watery Lane for a New Vehicle Restraint System

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St.Helens Council

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Sarah Keating

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+44 7855977219

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