Inviron helps complete Manchester fit-out for GMC

08 December, 2009

Services for the General Medical Council’s new offices and state-of-the-art clinical-assessment centre in Manchester are being installed by Inviron. They include lighting, power, fire-alarm, heating, ventilation and a building-management centre across two floors, covering over 5500 m2 of office space. There will be open-plan areas, a data centre and a clinical-assessment centre.

The project is the second this year with Inviron working with specialist fit-out contractor Overbury. The last project was in Manchester’s Hardman Street for international law firm Pinsent Masons.

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