Multi-Discipline Design Team - Fire Safety Improvements to Mini-Multi Storey Flats, Maryhill

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£152,792

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ECD Architects Ltd

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Architectural and related services
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Advisory architectural services
Architectural design services
Architectural services for buildings
Engineering services
Structural engineering consultancy services
Miscellaneous fire-protection equipment
Fire-prevention installation works
Fireproofing work
Fire and explosion protection and control consultancy services

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3 months ago

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Multi-discipline design team required comprising lead designer, Architect, Fire Safety Engineer and Structural Engineer.  Works comprise fire safety improvements to 12nr blocks of mini-multi storey flats in Maryhill (7-storey high blocks).  Works include replacement of insulation, fire stopping and investigation / remediation works to internal soil vent stacks.

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Maryhill Housing Association

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Matthew Abbott

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+44 1415528881

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