Consultant to provide project and cost management
Currie & Brown has been landed a host of roles on a 拢15m medicines centre near Glasgow.
Designed by architect BakerHicks, the Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Centre (MMIC) will manufacture fine chemicals and small molecule pharmaceuticals.
Spearheaded by the Centre for Process Innovation and Strathclyde University, the centre is being funded by pharmaceuticals firms AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline along with UK Research and Innovation and Scottish Enterprise.
It will be built at the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland, a developing 52ha campus for cutting edge facilities next to Glasgow Airport.
Currie & Brown has been chosen to act as project manager and quantity surveyor and provide clerk of works services on the scheme.
The consultant鈥檚 contract is worth 拢268,610 and is set to run for three years.
According to a published to the Official Journal the consultant will manage the other consultants and the design and build contractor.
Interserve has been confirmed as the preferred bidder to build the project.
A spokesman for Interserve said a final decision on the contract, which will be Interserve鈥檚 first job on the campus, is set to be made within the next month.
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