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United Kingdom-Enfield: Personnel-training services – Framework Lead
The current contract for Personnel-training services – Framework Lead is projected to end on 28-OCT-20 and may be available for retender. Cycle Training & Support Services.
Cycle Training & Support Services.
The Lead Authority sought proposals for the provision of Cycle Training and Support Services by means of a public tender exercise. The London Borough of Enfield (the ‘Lead Authority’), and The London Borough of Haringey (jointly the ‘Authorities’) are seeking to appoint a single economic operator (‘Provider’) for the provision of Cycle Training and Support Services (‘Services’). A framework agreement (‘Framework’) shall be entered into by the Authorities and the successful Provider and call-off contracts (‘Call-Off Contract’) may, then, subsequently be entered into.
The Lead Authority sought proposals for the provision of Cycle Training and Support Services by means of a public tender exercise. The London Borough of Enfield (the ‘Lead Authority’), and The London Borough of Haringey (jointly the ‘Authorities’) are seeking to appoint a single economic operator (‘Provider’) for the provision of Cycle Training and Support Services (‘Services’). A framework agreement (‘Framework’) shall be entered into by the Authorities and the successful Provider and call-off contracts (‘Call-Off Contract’) may, then, subsequently be entered into.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 79632000, Personnel-training services,
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