Window Replacement at New County Hall, Truro, Cornwall

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Cornwall Council

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Windows
Window frames
Installation of window frames
Installation of windows

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Cornwall Council is seeking to engage one (1) Trade Contractor under a JCT Construction Management Trade Contract 2016 (with a schedule of contract amendments) to supply, deliver and install replacement windows at New County Hall, Treyew Road, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 3AY

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Cornwall Council

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Mr John Ward

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+44 1872326058

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