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⚖️ Probity advisory services to support the Acacia Prison Retender Project (under CUA AFA2018)
Summary
WA Department of Justice awarded Stantons International a $52,505 contract for probity advisory services for the Acacia Prison re-tender.
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Probity Auditor for the Acacia Prison re-tender
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This record appears to be a panel, common-use arrangement or standing offer. Its value is shown as an estimated arrangement value, not ordinary spend to one supplier.
The Department of Justice awarded a contract valued at an estimated $52,505 through a quotation procurement method to Stantons International (Stantons International Audit and Consulting Pty Ltd).
Stantons International (Stantons International Audit and Consulting Pty Ltd)
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