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(NU/1589-23) Agency Support for PARTNES Programme Supported Entry Route Website Development

We’ve identified the need to re-develop the current PARTNERS Programme Supported Entry Route website (www.ncl.ac.uk/partners). The development of this site has been very organic over many years and this has led to a lack of consistency on the site. The site is also currently built in the old T4 template and will need to be moved to T4 Version 8 to fit in with the main University webpages. We are seeking to appoint a supplier to work on the redevelopment of the website. The supplier needs to have the ability to unde...

Buyer

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

Value

£33,600

Published

8 Jul 2021

Closes

8 Jul 2021

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

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CPV classifications

79000000

Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security

72210000

Programming services of packaged software products

48480000

Sales, marketing and business intelligence software package

48481000

Sales or marketing software package

79413000

Marketing management consultancy services

79342000

Marketing services

72212481

Sales or marketing software development services

72212480

Sales, marketing and business intelligence software development services

Lots

Lot 1 (NU/1589-23) Agency Support for PARTNES Programme Supported Entry Route Website Development

£33,600

We’ve identified the need to re-develop the current PARTNERS Programme Supported Entry Route website (www.ncl.ac.uk/partners). The development of this site has been very organic over many years and this has led to a lack of consistency on the site. The site is also currently built in the old T4 template and will need to be moved to T4 Version 8 to fit in wit...

Delivery: United Kingdom

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