Lot 4 - Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

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Buyers

Value

£21,660

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Special-purpose road passenger-transport services

Tags

  • award

Submission Deadline

1 month ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

Tameside Council have carried out a number of mini competitions for their Home to School requirements via the Home To School Transport Dynamic Purchasing System. Routes awarded and contract values below: 

SEN 727 - £28,120 
SEN 728 - £45,410 
SEN 729 - £28,880 
SEN 730 - £58,520 
SEN 731 - £32,490
SEN 732 - £27,360 
SEN 733 - £62,130
SEN 734 - £21,660 
SEN 735 - £60,420

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Organisation

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Regional or local authority

Imogen Elliott

[email protected]

+44 7793981066

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