Strategic Estates Space Review Consultancy

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2 years ago

Description

Queen Margaret University is seeking to procure consultancy services for a strategic estates space review.
The consultancy services consist of an initial review and report under 3 work streams:
Work stream A – Specialist Space
Work stream B – Learning Resources Centre (LRC)
Work stream C – Offices & Workspace
There will also be associated projects under the RIBA Plan of Work 2020.

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Queen Margaret University

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+44 1314740000

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