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01 July 2025

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Glasgow University appoints consultants

13 hours The University of Glasgow has brought in eight firms to work on its £1.8bn campus investment programme.

The University of Glasgow has appointed construction consultants under a four-year advisor framework agreement framework deal worth £40m to help deliver major real estate projects across the university estate. 

Lot one of the framework sees four firms sharing £30m-worth of work over the next four years as lead advisors to the university. These are Aecom. AtkinsRéalis PPS (formerly Faithful & Gould), Gardiner & Theobald and Currie & Brown.

Four smaller firms have been appointed as professional advisors under a £10m second lot. These are HD Property Consultants, Reid Mitchell, Armour Construction Consultants and Doig & Smith.

Some of these firms have been working for the university for years. Aecom first worked with it on the Western Campus masterplan between 2015 and 2017.

Ariana Capaldi, regional director for design management at Aecom in Glasgow, said: “We’ve worked closely with the University to shape its estate over the past decade, delivering innovative, future-ready spaces that support its world-class teaching and research. Securing a position on the lead advisor framework for a further four years is testament to the strength of our relationship with the university and the quality of our multi-disciplinary expertise. We look forward to working together to deliver the next phase of the university’s estate strategy, ensuring its campuses remain an inspiring, sustainable environment for students and staff.”

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