New Museum Project - Past Time and Our Time Exhibition AV Hardware
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The Museum of London is looking to procure a contractor to be responsible for the contractor design, drawing, co-ordination, fabrication, installation, commissioning and testing of the Audio Visual Hardware to be provided in the galleries located in the General Market as part of the Museum of London's New Museum Project.
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- ocds-h6vhtk-03e481
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- tender · Open
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- 021201-2023
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