KSL - CDF Lot 2 - SE Recovery Programme Construction
Estimated Value
Up to £125,351
Deadline
31 August 2020
Published
6 July 2021
Type
works
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Construction of the South East Recovery Programme
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Published
6 July 2021
Submission deadline
31 August 2020
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