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Cycle Training and Instruction Services

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This scope was carved out of PRJ_30805 / ITT_30814.

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P660 Westminster City Council - Cycle Training and Services

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AgencyWestminster City Council
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Organization / AgencyWestminster City Council
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Performs cycle training programs for prime contractors on Westminster City Council active travel projects. Delivers instruction to residents and visitors of all ages and abilities to remove cycling barriers using methods that meet or exceed nationally recognised standards. Requires instructors with certifications aligned with UK national standards. Delivers completed training courses and proficient cyclists.

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