In Cab Waste Management System

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Katy Reed

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£250,000

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Software package and information systems

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3 weeks from now

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1 hour ago

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Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) proposes to enter into a contract for up to 5 years (a 3 year initial term, with a possible two further extension periods of 1 year each) for the provision of an in-cab waste management system that allows multi-stream waste collections to be managed digitally as described in the specification.

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

Dave Owers

[email protected]

+44 01264368000

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