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ive just had an invitation to tender drop through the letter box this morn with eight documents in are we getting bogged down in BS or wot ??? there are ... -
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Re: invitation to tender
It depends on whether you've filled in the relevant gas dispersion form!
Timeless John.
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Re: invitation to tender
Originally Posted by
timeless john 
It depends on whether you've filled in the relevant gas dispersion form!
Timeless John.
it depends if your bum has a bayonet fitting
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About LinkBacksare we getting bogged down in BS or wot ??? there are more dos and donts ,that im guessing we cannot fart on site!!!
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