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fcbffec4-2258-4dc5-bfeb-6ee0e7c9b330-762870The requirement under this call-off contract is for the appointed supplier to provide bedding and bathroom textiles at its halls of residences. The University of Southampton Residential Halls sites offer circa 6,000 rooms to students. Locations of halls are spread out across Southampton and Winchester. The residential department operationally manage 6500 bed spaces, the majority of which are in single occupancy rooms. In addition, there is a reasonable proportion of double bedded studio flats, a percentage of one-bedroom flats and a small number of two bedroom flats. Further information can be found at https://www.southampton.ac.uk/student-life/accommodation This procurement was carried out as a Further Competition under the NWUPC Framework FFE3177 NW - Residential Textiles, Student Starter Packs and Window Coverings (Lot 1 - Bedding and Bathroom Textiles and Associated Student Accommodation Products).
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Buyer: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTONSupplier: Gailarde Limited
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