Lot 4 - Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

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Buyers

Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Value

£33,630

Suppliers

Classifications

Special-purpose road passenger-transport services

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Submission Deadline

5 months ago

Published

2 months 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: \\\\r\\r\r
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SEN 645 - £33,630 \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 646 - £46,170  \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 647 - £39,900 \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 648 - £39,900 \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 649 - £39,330 \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 650 - £68,400 \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 651 - £78,090  \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 652 - £71,894\\\\r\\r\r
SEN 653 - £39,330 \\\\r\\r\r
SEN 654 - £63,344

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Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

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Imogen Elliott

[email protected]

+44 7793981066

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