Kier picked for £93m Luton hospital work

Luton and Dunstable University Hospital proposed site in 2024 (1)

Firm linked with deal for Tilbury Douglas set to start work in February

Kier has been chosen for a £93m job to build major new clinical buildings at Luton & Dunstable University Hospital.

The appointment, which was made via the Crown Commercial Services framework, comes the day after news that the contractor is looking to acquire rival Tilbury Douglas for around £50m.

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