Highways
Norfolk retenders £103.56m highways design contract
Norfolk County Council has restarted its search for highways and infrastructure advisers after an earlier procurement failed to reach contract award.
3 October 2026
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Norfolk County Council has restarted its search for highways and infrastructure advisers after an earlier procurement failed to reach contract award.
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