PE0744 - Block Hierarchy surveys

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Buyers

Peabody Trust

Value

£1,676,675

Suppliers

Faithorn Farrell Timms LLP

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Building surveying services

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3 weeks ago

Description

The overall aim of the project is to develop a multiple-tier  data  hierarchy  to  better  define  and  manage  information  about  block  / property assets  and  in  particular  the  relationship  between  estates  and  shared  spaces, structures, blocks, cores and rented units.

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