Housing trust brings £40m panel to market

5 February 2010 09:06 Comments (0)

Chester & District Housing Trust, which has 14,000 tenants, is to spend up to £40m on building new and refurbishing existing properties over the next four years.

The organisation, labelled 'excellent' by the Audit Commission, is currently recruiting companies to a framework of architects, quantity surveyors and construction contractors.

There will be a maximum of ten appointed in each of the three service areas, with firms allocated to either major or minor works panels.

Chester & District Housing Trust expects to appoint the framework partners by the end of June.

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