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e1991de8-0fa5-4998-9aa4-379c2f8e15d5-174250The National College for High Speed Rail (NCHSR) is a new college that is being established to deliver specialist education to enable a UK workforce to deliver HS2 and other rail related projects. The College is due to open to learners in September 2017, with two campuses - one in Birmingham and one in Doncaster. Both sites are currently under construction and are due to be completed in August 2017. This proposal is to procure, for a period of 12 months, a Facilities Management Team to manage and provide the ongoing service for the opening in September 2017. The two sites require their own Teams and bidders may submit proposals for either one or both sites. Students will start in September 2017. It is therefore imperative that suitable management and site teams complete with DBS checks are in place to support this by mid-August 2017. This Contract's Terms and Conditions will be uploaded here shortly.
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Buyer: The National College for High Speed RailSupplier: Premier Support Services
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