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Details: 21.Jun.2024

Transport for Greater Manchester has issued a prior information notice on its plans to procure a Transport Professional Services Framework estimated to be worth up to £120m.

Legal services is one of the proposed 16 lots for the framework.

The framework will be awarded via an open procurement procedure.

The formal tender procurement process is anticipated to commence between July/August 2024.

This framework is intended for use by TfGM and external organisations who will be identified in the upcoming contracts notice.

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