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Adept Management has been appointed by Carillion to develop an Integrated Design Programme, using our ADePT technique, on the new £190M multi-use landmark Library of Birmingham project. As well as a library, the project includes refurbishment of the Rep Theatre.

We are now working for Skanska, using ADePT in the development of Integrated Design Programmes, on the £600M PFI Maghull and Belmarsh prison project. This is in addition to our continuing role with Skanksa, providing our ADePT design management and control approaches on a major project for the MOD in East Anglia.

We are working for Kier, using ADePT in the development of Integrated Design Programmes, on Cumbria Schools projects. This follows quickly on the back of recent work on the new Featherstone Prison PFI project and on the Havelock Academy project in Grimsby where Integrated Design Programmes were developed, and recent work on East Herts College in Hitchen and the St Bernards Hospital project in Ealing, West London, where Adept Management facilitated design planning exercises.

Adept Management has used ADePT to develop a suite of Integrated Design Programmes for Taylor Woodrow on their current project to refurbish the south terminal at London's Gatwick airport. This project comes shortly after the same service was provided by Adept Management on a major extension project at Gatwick's north terminal. We are now working for Taylor Woodrow in a programme monitoring capacity.

Adept Management is currently supporting Coventry Primary Care Trust to manage the transition of various healthcare departments into a single newly refurbished HQ facility within the city.

We are working for Morgan Ashurst on the BAA framework agreement at Heathrow airport providing design management support on a number of projects to replace baggage handling systems within Terminal 4.

Adept Management recently completed work, using the ADePT design planning and management methodology, to develop an Integrated Design Programme for a tender by BAM Nuttall and their design partners of Arup and Parsons Brinkerhoff on the Luton - Dunstable Guided Busway project.