Equality and Human Rights Commission
EHRC 2526-27 Adobe ETLA
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The provision of Adobe licenses for use across the organisation.
The Adobe Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA) opportunity is an aggregated competition managed by Crown Commercial Services (CCS) under Lot 3 of RM6098 Framework Agreement.
ETLA reference NFC199.
What this notice demands of you
2 named, none in explicit obligation language. Each one is quoted from the notice.
The Adobe Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA) opportunity is an aggregated competition managed by Crown Commercial Services (CCS) under Lot 3 of RM6098 Framework Agreement.
The Adobe Enterprise Term License Agreement (ETLA) opportunity is an aggregated competition managed by Crown Commercial Services (CCS) under Lot 3 of RM6098 Framework Agreement.
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- EHRC 2526-27
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