YHG Fire Engineering Consultancy Services

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£2,000,000

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  • Construction consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

3 months ago

Published

2 weeks ago

Description

YHG require the services of a Fire Engineering Consultancy to provide third party advice and assurance in relation to fire and building safety. This includes carrying out external wall assessments (ESW1) and Fire Risk Appraisal of External Wall (FRAEW).

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Your Housing Group

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Andrea Waddington

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+44 7458086135

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