Gurnell Residential Development

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London Borough of Ealing Council

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Site-development work

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Published

2 months ago

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The London Borough of Ealing (the Authority), is seeking the appointment of a suitably qualified and experienced developer for the Residential development of part of the Gurnell Leisure Centre site (as identified in the Memorandum of Information (MOI).

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London Borough of Ealing Council

Regional or local authority

Daniela Columbano

[email protected]

+44 2070163827

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