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Cookies enable us to do useful things such as find out whether you have visited our website before by checking to see, and finding, the cookie we left there on your previous visit. Cookies can also help us to provide you with a better experience when you visit our website.
The BID Services website uses cookies to manage the site, and also to help us improve the site. Below is a list of the cookies that may be stored on your computer following a visit to the website:
PHP Session ID – A PHP session allows us to know who you are when you are working with an application. It allows us to store your information on the server for later use (ie name, address, etc.) and enables us to build more customised applications and to increase the appeal of our site. Session information is temporary and will be deleted after the user has left the website. The operation of the website relies on using PHP and is used for facilities such as logins to the content management system.
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