Structural & Civil Engineering Consultant at Corby College

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Bedford College

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£32,280

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Waldeck

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Structural engineering consultancy services
Civil engineering consultancy services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

The Bedford College Group require Structural & Civil Engineering Consultant services for a project at Corby College. The project is 95% refurbishment with a small area of new build on the Ground Floor. The works will be required to achieve net carbon zero and the College are looking for an experience core consultant team who can demonstrate a track record in this area of specialist design to deliver this project.

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Bedford College

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Craig Pullen

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+44 7531975978

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