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News Release from: McBains Cooper | Subject: PFI development for the Cleveland Police
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Team on 12 October 2004
Preferred Bidders Announced For Police
HQ PFI
Property and construction consultancy McBains Cooper has been appointed consultant on a £28m PFI development for the Cleveland Police.
Property and construction consultancy McBains Cooper has been appointed consultant on a £28m PFI development for the Cleveland Police, which will include a landmark building holding one of the largest number of cells in the UK McBains Cooper will progress with design following this week's announcement of the RHE consortium as preferred bidders
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 30 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The 25 year project will provide four new police buildings, the largest - divisional headquarters in central Middlesborough - will boast over 50 cells.
McBains Cooper is providing architecture, structural and services engineering, cost management and health and safety services to the consortium.
"The modern buildings and public square of the Middlesborough headquarters will be the first major building on the Middlehaven regeneration site," said Keith Young Director of Architecture at McBains Cooper.
"The building will act as a catalyst for future development on the site." A new divisional HQ will also be built in Langbaurgh.
Redcar and South Bank will have new local police stations and Hartlepool custody centre will have a complete refurbishment as part of the project.
The RHE consortium members are Reliance Secure Task Management, Bank of Scotland Corporate and Equion.
UKPMS are the project managers.
Financial close is expected for January 2005.
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