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Addendum and Corrigendum RFP for Implementation of Smart Biometric Attendance System at various offices of Surat Municipal Corporation Surat Smart City Development Limited ADDENDUM AND CORRIGENDUM

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Addendum is a document added at the end of a contract or agreement. Corrigendum is a document that contains corrections to errors in a previously published document.

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