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Kier picked for £15m Highland school
Kier has been appointed by Highland Council to design and build the £15m Ness Castle primary school in Inverness.The school, which has been procured through the Scottish Procurement Alliance framework, will serve two new housing developments and will have 12 classrooms as well as nursery facilities. It is set to be one of the largest in the Highlands and will provide 850 pupil places.Construction will take place in two phases, with the first stage delivering 12 classrooms and three playrooms for nursery children.Kier will provide a range of opportunities to the local community including at least five new apprenticeships, 13 work placements, 10 new job opportunities and career talks at schools within a close radius of the project.The project is due to be complete by autumn 2022.
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