ITT for the provision of catering services to Cambridge Primary Education Trust
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This sits in the upper-middle of the Food & Beverages band — a substantial contract for the sector. Based on 2,386 valued Food & Beverages tenders in our corpus.
This ITT is to provide Catering Services to Cambridge Primary Education Trust (CPET).
A group of four primary schools within the Histon and Trumpington areas of Cambridgeshire with a combined pupil roll number in excess of 1,000.
This Trust is looking for a caterer who will make every effort to engage with the pupils and staff, who genuinely cares about the food it serves and the catering staff they employ.
They are looking to achieve genuinely great food, that pupils choose to take, engaging staff and a buzzing dining hall.
What the supplier must deliver
This ITT is to provide Catering Services
This ITT is to provide Catering Services to Cambridge Primary Education Trust (CPET).
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- CCCF/CPET-July2018
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