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Galliford Try’s Building North West business unit has signed a contract for the Department for Education to deliver a new building for the Bolton University Collegiate School (UCS).
The project will see the creation of a new £17.6m extension to the existing school in the centre of Bolton, including new teaching facilities, dining, kitchen, sports hall and an activity studio.
The works also incorporate 1,086 sqm of internal light refurbishment in order to assist the existing school building to change its educational offering from a vocational to and academic curriculum.
Darren Parker, Managing Director for Galliford Try Building North West, commented: “This is an exciting project which, once again, brings us to the heart of Bolton to provide state-of-the-art learning spaces for young people.
“This project will add to our already outstanding portfolio of education projects across the North West, and we are confident that Bolton UCS will further prove our dedication to quality and innovation in the communities we work.”
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