UK SHARED BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED
NERC Studentship Outcomes Review
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****This is an Award Notice, Not a call for competition**** The requirement was sourced via further competition against Crown Commercial Services RM6126 Research and Insights DPS for the provision of UK Research and Innovation - NERC Studentships outcomes Review.
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The requirement was sourced via further competition against Crown Commercial Services RM6126 Research and Insights DPS for the provision of UK Research and Innovation - NERC Studentships outcomes Review.
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- contract · Contract
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- PS25227
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