AT1781 - Additional CCTV contractor to carry out repairs, maintenance and installation of the Luton Housing CCTV systems

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Katy Reed

Value

£690,000

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Security cameras
Closed circuit television services

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Published

2 days ago

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We require a local CCTV contractor to carry out repairs, maintenance and installation of the Luton Housing CCTV systems. Specification and pricing schedules are drafted but not yet complete. This will be worked on as a priority as there are concerns we are currently overspending for these works.

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

Seyi Osoba

[email protected]

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