Coup for Bouygues as firm lands £250m eye hospital

Moorfields by Penoyre and Prasad interior

Firm beats Mace to job with work to start next year

Bouygues has pipped Mace to win the £200m scheme to build a replacement eye hospital for Moorfields in London called Oriel.

The news was slipped out yesterday with little fanfare as part of an announcement that the job has been given final NHS and government approval. It was given full planning approval by Camden council in August.

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