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Rochdale council's offices, shown to the right, will be demolished and replaced with a new building on a site across the road
Rochdale council launches £60m office contest
30 Jun 2009, 16:03
Rochdale council will this week publish the tender inviting developers to bid for the chance to deliver a £60m municipal office development in the town centre.
The design-and-build new riverside development will provide 300,000 sq ft of office accommodation for approximately 2,600 council, NHS and private sector staff together with a new library and information centre, public customer services, training and conference facilities.
The building is due to be completed by 2012 and will be followed by a major new retail development and £11.5m transport interchange.
The office will be built on the former Yelloways bus depot site on Smith Street. The winning development partner is due to be named by May 2010.
- A briefing session for interested developers will be held at Rochdale Town Hall on 15 July. To reserve a place contact Michelle Hesketh on 01706 925417 or email corporate.procurement@rochdale.gov.uk
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