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Temporary classrooms supplied after RAAC crisis cost DfE £35m

Building 15 Dec 2023

Source. Shutterstock ... Details of the procurement process were not initially announced, but documents recently published on Contracts Finder reveal the three firms tasked with supplying temporary classrooms.  ... .

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Why some worry about the rise of private agency health-care staffing firms in Canada

Auburnpub dot com 16 Oct 2023

Click here for updates on this story ... People are also reading… ... Oct ... Oct ... Oct. 11-17 Cayuga County property transfers. Oct ... There are also "finder" fees for the agency, for procuring and scheduling urgently needed health-care workers ... For sure ... .

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I never dreamed we’d have a PM with as few morals as Boris Johnson – ...

Metro UK 22 Sep 2023

AP Photo/Kin Cheung) ... How wrong I was ... An investigation from The Good Law Project (GLP) revealed that the contracts under which the payments were made had never been published on the Government’s official procurement website, Contracts Finder ... Trending.

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CCS urged to do more to make Cloud Compute 2 framework more accessible to SMEs

Computer Weekly 04 Aug 2023

It was initially pitched as an alternative procurement route for public sector buyers with large-scale cloud projects that had previously been pushed through the more SME-focused G-Cloud framework.

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Gabriel Resources Ltd. Private Placement

Eagle-Tribune 23 May 2023

NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES ... The Company will not pay any finder's fee in respect of the procurement of arm's length subscribers in connection with the Private Placement ... Securities Act ("U.S ... .

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From the NS archive: Witchcraft

New Statesman 21 Sep 2022

But we do not consider it probable ... This was the method chiefly employed by Matthew Hopkins, the famous seventeenth-century witch-finder, who is said to have procured the death of about a hundred “witches” in East Anglia between 1645 and 1647 ... .