The University of Suffolk and Concertus Design & Property Consultants have embarked on a significant six-year partnership, aspiring to enhance the university’s infrastructure.
- Awarded through Procure Partnerships, Concertus will play a pivotal role in the university’s growth and development projects.
- The consultancy firm is set to work on five projects, including the establishment of a dentistry training centre and an esports hub due in 2025.
- Key figures from both institutions have expressed mutual excitement and a shared vision for innovative learning environments.
- Concertus has demonstrated exceptional professionalism, offering valuable solutions and maintaining transparency throughout the planning process.
The University of Suffolk has forged a promising partnership by awarding a six-year contract to Concertus Design & Property Consultants, facilitated through Procure Partnerships. This collaboration aims to advance the university’s development initiatives significantly.
Concertus, a subsidiary of the Suffolk County Council-owned Vertas Group, is entrusted with providing comprehensive multidisciplinary advice and support. The consultancy will contribute towards achieving the university’s ambitious growth plans, ensuring that these transformative projects meet both educational and community needs.
Among the five projects already approved, the development of a dentistry training centre and an esports hub stands out. These facilities, scheduled to open in 2025, are strategically planned to coincide with the introduction of new courses, thereby enhancing the university’s educational offerings.
Matthew Self, Managing Director of Concertus, articulated his pride in supporting the university’s progressive vision. He remarked on the privilege it is to aid in creating dynamic learning environments, benefiting future generations.
Nigel Lucker, Director of Estates and Facilities at the University of Suffolk, commended the collaborative efforts with Concertus. He highlighted the strong alignment in values and visions between the two entities and praised the consultancy for its transparency and value-driven approach.
Mr. Lucker specifically mentioned the exemplary work on the Esports Hub, noting the professional and insightful nature of the reports received, setting a high standard for future projects.
This partnership marks a forward-thinking step in developing the University of Suffolk’s educational infrastructure.
