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Integra Buildings is supporting the Ministry of Defence (MoD) with a UK-wide programme to upgrade facilities for the Army Cadets.

Integra was selected to manufacture and install more than a dozen buildings which will be used by thousands of Army Cadets
for fun, friendship, action and adventure. Work on the nationwide contract, worth around £14 million, is well underway with facilities in Lincolnshire, Lancashire and Norfolk among the first to be handed over to the MoD.

As well as being used by regional Army Cadets units, the buildings will provide high quality community facilities for local people to enjoy. Integra was awarded the contract after a competitive tender process, having being invited to bid for the work through the government’s £10 billion Crown Commercial Services framework.

The East Yorkshire based firm is one of 29 companies on the framework, enabling Integra to tender for significant public sector contracts in sectors including health, housing, education and defence.

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