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Ilkley’s NG Bailey secures £9.2 million University of Birmingham contract
Ilkley-based NG Bailey’s engineering division has secured a £9.2 million contract as part of the £42 million University of Birmingham New Library redevelopment.
Working collaboratively with main contractor, Carillion, the company’s M&E offering will include the installation and new build design of the library, which will cover six storeys over a 16,000 sq.m floor area.
The project, which is due for completion in September 2016, will also provide the University with a gallery space in which they can showcase research outcomes to the local community.
Mike Darlington, managing director for NG Bailey’s Engineering division, said: “This is a great win for us and demonstrates the strength of our offering. We have over 40 years’ experience working in Birmingham, so this is testament to our long-term success in the midlands region.
“We carried out all the building modelling and as a result, were able to understand, influence and control the design
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