Basic Asset Protection Agreement (BAPA) relating to Accessibility Improvements to North Road Station, Darlington

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6 months ago

Published

3 months ago

Description

Basic Asset Protection Agreement (BAPA) with Network Rail relating to Accessibility Improvements to North Road Station, Darlington for the provision of personnel, permissions and access required to complete all necessary surveys and design completion.

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