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FREELANCE Senior Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering Contractor - 12 months, up to £440 per day OUTSIDE IR35
FREELANCE Senior Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering Contractor - 12 months, up to £440 per day OUTSIDE IR35
FREELANCE Senior Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering Contractor - 12 months, up to £440 per day OUTSIDE IR35
Posted 24 June by
Kenton Black Construction
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My client is a Civils Main Contractor with an annual turnover in excess of £500m. They currently have a high number of Civils schemes ranging from £10m up to £100m in the South West of England. At present they are in the market for a Freelance Senior Quantity Surveyor for a highways scheme in Wiltshire.
The ideal candidate will have:
• Project experience including: roads, drainage, earthworks, remediation, s38/s278 works, flood alleviation, culverts etc.
• Contract knowledge - NEC option A
• Main & regional contractor background
Apply now with an updated CV and/or for more information contact Dan Bowen on
The ideal candidate will have:
• Project experience including: roads, drainage, earthworks, remediation, s38/s278 works, flood alleviation, culverts etc.
• Contract knowledge - NEC option A
• Main & regional contractor background
Apply now with an updated CV and/or for more information contact Dan Bowen on
Reference: 52941533
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