[Submissions to be returned by 20 September] The London Borough of Croydon is on the hunt for an ‘exceptional’ multi-disciplinary design team to deliver a public realm project for South End High Street
Services required include landscape and architectural design, urban design and civil and transport engineering.
The successful team will take the 36 month project from RIBA stage C through to completion.
Relevant deadlines:
Submissions to be returned by 20 September
Contract due to begin 14 January 2013
Client contact details:
Request to participate through the dedicated page
Ms Mope Akinbolagbe
Email: mope.akinbolagbe@croydon.gov.uk
10th Floor, North West Side, Taberner House
Park Lane
Croydon
Surrey
CR9 3JS
United Kingdom
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