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£38m schools contracts for offsite contractor
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FFSITE building specialist Caledonian has secured two large school projects with a total order value of £38m - Haygrove School in Essex and The Sir Frederick Gibberd College in Somerset. Caledonian undertakes the role as Lead Designer and Principal Contractor, delivering projects from feasibility, through design and planning with its design partner HLM Architects. Caledonian will create a brand new £29m secondary school at the Sir Frederick Gibberd College at the site of the former Passmore School in Harlow, Essex. It will comprise a 1,200 place secondary school
Sir Frederick Gibberd School, Somerset
built over three storeys including a school hall, dining hall, drama studio and a 500 place sixth form teaching area as well as sports facilities and all associated external works and sports pitches Work being undertaken at Haygrove School in Bridgwater will involve utilising Caledonian’s component based school solutions to replace the main school building with modern and efficient off-site manufactured teaching environments. The three-storey building will consist of classrooms, double-height hall and studio spaces, offices, kitchen and associated rooms for educational purposes, along with
enabling, groundwork’s and external works. Paul Lang, Chief Executive Officer of Caledonian Modular, said “Haygrove and SFGC are key project wins for Caledonian which underpin the significant investments made in our business engineering and manufacturing systems over the last 12- months. These investments, combined with our digital design and BIM expertise will enable the business to realise its growth targets to double its revenue over the next two years.”
www.caledonianmodular.com
Richmond upon Thames College extends campus with five-storey teaching block
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SG has awarded REL Building Services the M&E contract for a £34 million project at Richmond upon Thames College (RuTC).
The contract follows extensive design work carried out by REL during the pre- construction stage of the scheme. It will see the M&E contractor install an extensive range of services throughout a new five-storey teaching block, which spans around 161,000 sq ft and is targeted to achieve a ‘BREEAM excellent’ rating. A raft of facilities will be incorporated into the space including business incubation space, a 160-seat theatre, art
gallery, restaurant, spa and wellness centre as well as advanced learning environments, featuring TV studios, a 3D prototyping fabrication laboratory and a digital golf studio.
Located at the college’s Twickenham campus, the scheme is the latest to be awarded via the Pagabo framework, which drives efficiencies and best value across public sector procurement.
www.isgplc.com/en
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East Lothian builds new primary school M
ORRISON Construction is building a new primary school at the heart of a major housing development in Haddington, East Lothian. More than 800 homes are being built at Letham Mains and the school, provisionally named Letham Primary School, will be built toward the north of the site. The £8.6m school building due for completion in summer 2020, will be over two storeys and have 14 classrooms suitable for pre-school and primary teaching, a dining hall, social space and a two court PE hall with retractable seating for performance and community use. The external areas will be designed
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for outdoor learning, PE and play. Eddie Robertson, Morrison Construction’s Managing Director for Central Scotland, said: “We are delighted to be trusted to provide exceptional facilities that will serve East Lothian’s ever-growing population and which will impact the local community for years
to come. We look forward to engaging with the council and the community, including future pupils of the school, throughout the construction phase and beyond.”
www.morrisonconstruction.co.uk
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