Document Management System

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Value

£207,296

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  • Software package and information systems

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Submission Deadline

1 month ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

This is a contract award notice for the provision of a Document Management System for Chesterfield Borough Council. The contract was procured via a call-off from the CCS Framework Vertical Application Solutions ref RM6259. The total contract value is a maximum of £207,296.16 excl. VAT.

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Organisation

Chesterfield Borough Council

Regional or local authority

Christian Blakemore

[email protected]

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