York Uni seeks builder for £100m halls of residence

Aaron Morby 13 years ago
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The University of York is looking for a contractor or consortium to build and operate a large halls of residence at its new 160-acre campus.

Two new student accommodation buildings, each worth around £50m, will be built on the Heslington East site in York.

It is envisaged that the contract for the first building will be based on the operator purchasing a lease of up to 60 years on a site within the Heslington East development to build and operate around 650 student bed spaces.

The University is considering investing in a special purpose vehicle for the contract, which could then be extended to the second £50m building project in two year’s time.

Interested firms should register on the In-Tend system at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/york/ by 17 January 2012.

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