Joint Procurement Service for Surrey and Sussex Police
Safe Space Sussex Website Portal development and Maintenance
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RFQ process run for the upgrading of the existing safe space website which provides victims of crime information on available support services to them in the Sussex area and how to access these.
The provider will upgrade the website and provide ongoing maintenance and hosting for the next three years.
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RFQ process run for the upgrading
RFQ process run for the upgrading of the existing safe space website which provides victims of crime information on available support services to them in the Sussex area and how to access these.
The provider will upgrade the website
The provider will upgrade the website and provide ongoing maintenance and hosting for the next three years.
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- 20231222074741-30091
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