LCF3 - Peddimore Wishaw Lane Planting - AWARD

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Buyers

Birmingham City Council

Value

£0

Suppliers

Haystoun Construction Ltd

Classifications

Planting and maintenance services of green areas

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

4 weeks ago

Description

Birmingham City Council (the Council) awarded a Direct Award for the provision of Peddimore Wishaw Lane Planting under the Landscape Construction Framework (LCF) 2024-28.

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Birmingham City Council

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