P3336 - Planning Consultancy Services for Planning Condition Discharges - AWARD

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  • Building consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

5 months ago

Published

4 months ago

Description

Birmingham City Council awarded a direct award for P3336 Planning Consultancy Services for Planning Condition Discharges to Enable Land and Property Disposals at PBRS  under the LHC Multidisciplinary Consultancy Services (MDC1).

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Birmingham City Council

Regional or local authority

Commercial and Procurement Services

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0121 464 8000

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