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16 Apr 2024 · 012289-2024 · planning
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}8 Feb 2024 · 004241-2024 · planning
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}3 Jan 2024 · 000092-2024 · planning
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"description": "This Prior Information Notice (PIN) is for the purpose of initiating market engagement activity to support the Ministry of Justice (the \"Authority\") operating through His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) in developing its strategy for the future delivery of Prison Operator Services in England and Wales, beyond the expiry of the current Prison Operator Services Framework (POSF) Agreement in July 2025.",
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"streetAddress": "102 Petty France"
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