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395f3858-01d7-4e29-b547-a9f7702682d3-803492Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has awarded a contract for the provision of a managed e-auction service to support the Trust's financial recovery plan. The service will assist the Trust in conducting reverse e-auctions across a range of procurement categories, which may include domestic products, stationery, furniture, and potentially ICT equipment. Contract Details: - Contract Duration: 12 months, with no option to extend. - Scope of Services: The supplier will be responsible for managing and facilitating reverse e-auctions for various goods and services, as identified by the Trust during the contract term. - Procurement Categories: Domestic products, stationery, furniture, ICT equipment (subject to specific requirements). - Contract Value: The contract value will be determined based on the volume and type of procurements undertaken during the term, but the baseline value is £92,099 (excluding VAT).
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395f3858-01d7-4e29-b547-a9f7702682d3-803492Awards and suppliers
Buyer: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS TrustSupplier: CUTNALL GREEN CONSULTING LTD
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