Closed tender

CPU1773 - Supply of furniture to Byron House, Nottingham

Details

Value
GBP 160,000
Topic
Office furniture
Published
8 January 2016
Submission
26 January 2016

Tender description

Nottingham City Council’s Community Protection team and Nottingham Police are co-locating at a newly refurbished building in Nottingham City Centre called Byron House. Architects have been engaged to produce the new layouts and the successful supplier must have installed the new furniture by 18 March 2016. Byron House is a five storey building located at:- Nottingham City Council Byron House Maid Marion Way Nottingham NG1 6HS Keywords: Furniture, Office

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published8 January 2016
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date26 January 2016

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  • 39130000 · Office furniture

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