Council Chambers and Office Renovations

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Buyers

Dodington Parish Council

Value

£80,000

Suppliers

NKS Contracts Limited

Classifications

Provision of services to the community

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

Dodington Parish Council, The Client, are looking to extend their Council Chambers and Offices - updating them and making them fit for purpose given.
The Chambers and Offices are situated on the same site as their Parish Hall.
The existing Chambers and Offices were added to the Parish Hall over 25 years ago now and they are too small and don't offer the facilities required any longer.
The Client is looking to use storage space (no longer required) in the Parish Hall for the extension work.

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Dodington Parish Council

Hannah Saunders

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