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Kier appointed to deliver refurbishment of Intercity Place in Plymouth
Kier, a leading provider of construction and infrastructure services, has been appointed by the University of Plymouth to deliver the refurbishment of Intercity Place.Procured through the Southern Construction Framework (SCF), Kier will deliver the complete refurbishment of an 11-storey 5700m2 office block, providing the University with an outstanding facility to support its Faculty of Health in delivering the next generation of health professionals.The project will create state-of-the-art teaching spaces with the equipment required to train future nurses, midwives, paramedics, physiotherapists, and other allied health professionals.Kier has started main works on the building and is working with local supply chain partners to deliver the project. It is on schedule to be finished in advance of the 2023/2024 academic year.Refurbishment and reuse of the existing building will reduce the carbon impact and plans have been approved by Plymouth City Council, which allows for façade amendments that will support a sustainable heating, cooling and ventilation strategy.This latest appointment underpins Kier’s presence in Plymouth, with other projects including it work at Oceansgate marine enterprise zone and the £17m Derriford Research Facility for the University of Plymouth. Kier is also working with Building Plymouth to provide a range of job, training and career opportunities for residents of the city.
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