Connect to Work

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        "description": "A digital market briefing event is taking place on two separate dates 9th and 11th July for Hull and ERYC respectively.\nThe link below will allow suppliers to register accordingly:\nwww.eventbrite.co.uk/e/connect-to-work-tickets-1438407338069\nAttendance for the event is not mandatory and will not exclude bidders from responding to the opportunity when it is published\nThe procurement exercise is due to be released in early August 2025."
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