G F Tomlinson Wins £16m Centre for Biomolecular Sciences project for The University of Nottingham

 G F Tomlinson has beaten off competition from national players to build The University of Nottingham’s third phase of their Centre for Biomolecular Sciences.

Phase one of the CBS located at the University Park Campus took place in 2003 with the second phase completed in 2007.

The third phase to be delivered by G F Tomlinson will start on the site in January 2018. The 65,000 sq. ft. project will include open plan laboratories and cellular offices.

The construction of two bridges will link the new facility to the existing Boots Building and the Centre for Biomoleclar Sciences Phase2.

G F Tomlinson have recently completed the £16m contract for an Advanced Manufacturing Building at the University’s Jubilee Campus. The building comprises office space, laboratories and seminar space for the Faculty of Engineering.

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G F Tomlinson Wins £16m Centre for Biomolecular Sciences project for The University of Nottingham - GF Tomlinson
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 G F Tomlinson has beaten off competition from national players to build The University of Nottingham’s third phase of their Centre for Biomolecular Sciences.

Phase one of the CBS located at the University Park Campus took place in 2003 with the second phase completed in 2007.

The third phase to be delivered by G F Tomlinson will start on the site in January 2018. The 65,000 sq. ft. project will include open plan laboratories and cellular offices.

The construction of two bridges will link the new facility to the existing Boots Building and the Centre for Biomoleclar Sciences Phase2.

G F Tomlinson have recently completed the £16m contract for an Advanced Manufacturing Building at the University’s Jubilee Campus. The building comprises office space, laboratories and seminar space for the Faculty of Engineering.

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