National Procurement Service (Welsh Government)
Provision of Waste Bags, Recycling Products & Aprons
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
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The National Procurement Service (NPS) on behalf of the Welsh Public Sector wishes to establish a Framework Agreement for the supply of Waste Bags, Recycling Products & Aprons (NPS-PS-103-20).
Key areas include but are not limited to: Single Use Refuse & Recycling Plastic Sacks Food & Garden Waste Liners Miscellaneous Waste Bags Food Waste Containers (Caddies) Reusable Kerbside Recycling Bags Kerbside Recycling Boxes NHS Waste Bags Polymer Aprons
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The National Procurement Service (NPS) on behalf
The National Procurement Service (NPS) on behalf of the Welsh Public Sector wishes to establish a Framework Agreement for the supply of Waste Bags, Recycling Products & Aprons (NPS-PS-103-20).
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- OCID
- ocds-h6vhtk-02a82b
- Stage
- award · Awarded
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- 029178-2021
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