Fire Safety Works, 1-28 Brookside, Truro

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  • Fire doors

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1 year ago

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1 year ago

Description

Corserv Ltd on behalf of Cornwall Housing Limited are seeking to appoint a contractor to undertake Fire Safety Works at 1 - 28 Brookside, Truro.  The works involve Fire Door Replacement and Fire Stopping, there could also be additional requirements to Kitchen and Bathrooms.  Full details are available in the RFQ enquiry.  Please register your interest and click to start your response to open the online question set and all supporting documentation relating to this opportunity.

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Corserv Limited

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Claire Butler

[email protected]

+44 1872326916

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