HCT - Fire Alarm Works at Danesbury, Howard Court, Peace Children's Centre & QVM

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£45,000

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  • Fire-alarm systems

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Submission Deadline

1 week ago

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1 week ago

Description

Fire Alarm Works at Danesbury, Howard Court, Peace Children's Centre & QVM.

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SBS10509

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Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust

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Georgina Stanmore

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