Multi-disciplinary Consultancy Services (Development)

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LiveWest Homes Limited

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£0

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Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Engineering services
Construction-related services
Project management consultancy services
Research consultancy services
Consultative engineering and construction services

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6 months ago

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Multi-disciplinary consultancy services framework including Employers Agent, Clerk of Works, CDM Advisor and Principal Designer duties across the South West

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LiveWest Homes Limited

charitable community benefit society

Mr Phillip Blackmore

[email protected]

+44 3001238080

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