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Three attracted to Royal Shrewsbury Hospital scheme
00:00 04 Jun 1997
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The Royal Shrewsbury Hospital's œ30 million Private Finance
Initiative scheme in Shropshire has attracted a shortlist of three
consortia.
The line-up includes a team led by Clugston Construction, a Kvaerner/Kings Sturge team and one team without a contractor called Bute Healthcare, which comprises Gardiner Merchant, Bonvilsgon, RKW, Capita and Donaldson.
The scheme involves a œ15 million project to centralise services from two outdated sites - the Victorian ear Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital and the Copthorne South Hospital, which is largely housed in old army huts.
The services will be accommodated into a new building on a site at Mytton Oak Road. Some œ15 million worth of maintenance work is also included in the contract.
A spokewoman for the hospital said that the timetable for the project had not yet been worked out, but expected it to be finalised over the next week or two.
The line-up includes a team led by Clugston Construction, a Kvaerner/Kings Sturge team and one team without a contractor called Bute Healthcare, which comprises Gardiner Merchant, Bonvilsgon, RKW, Capita and Donaldson.
The scheme involves a œ15 million project to centralise services from two outdated sites - the Victorian ear Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital and the Copthorne South Hospital, which is largely housed in old army huts.
The services will be accommodated into a new building on a site at Mytton Oak Road. Some œ15 million worth of maintenance work is also included in the contract.
A spokewoman for the hospital said that the timetable for the project had not yet been worked out, but expected it to be finalised over the next week or two.
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