SACH - Health & Safety Advisory and Programme Management Services

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£370,000

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  • Engineering services

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Submission Deadline

6 months ago

Published

1 month ago

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SACH - Health & Safety Advisory and Programme Management Services
Awarded under CCS RM6165 NEC4 PSC

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West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Body governed by public law

Prakassh Mohanadas

[email protected]

1707356146

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