Cabinet approves contracts valued at $1.25B for projects in education sector

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Cabinet approves contracts valued at $1.25B for projects in education sector

Cabinet has approved four contracts totalling approximately $1.25 billion for various projects in the education sector. The projects include the provision of textbooks at the primary level, data processing service for the Primary Exit Profile (PEP...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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