Who won: Framework Agreement for the Purchasing of Media 2026-2030

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This UK6 Contract Award Notice is being published to address a system technical issue relating to the original UK6 notice for NEWSQUEST MEDIA GROUP LIMITED, which was successfully published on 22 May 2026 at 10:45am under Notice Identifier 2026/S 000-047616 (Procurement Identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-066709). The original notice was validly published and the standstill period concluded on 3 June 2026. This notice does not represent a new procurement, alter the outcome of the procurement, amend any award decision, change any applicable timescales or commence a new Standstill process. This notice is being issued solely to rectify an FTS technical publishing issue that was outside the Authority's control and which has prevented the correct linking and publication of the associated UK7 Contract Details Notice. Publication of this notice is therefore necessary to enable the related UK7 notice to be published correctly and to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the procurement record. Due to system limitations associated with this technical correction, the contract signature date and contract commencement date displayed in this notice are not accurate. For the correct contract dates

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