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Bradford College

Capital Bids and Projects

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Over the last two years, Bradford College has secured nearly £32 million in funding.

This substantial investment is helping us to rethink, reshape, rework, and rebuild aspirational facilities in the heart of Bradford.

Three extensive Bradford College construction projects will soon take shape: new £3.5m vocational T Level facilities, a £6.9m refurbishment of the derelict Garden Mills, and the construction of a new £17m Future Technologies Centre on Thornton Road.

Bond Bryan architects opened an academy at the College’s Trinity Green Campus as a base to oversee these complex capital projects. A purpose-built T Level classroom allows the team to guest lecture and deliver workshops while also offering site visits and mentoring for construction and engineering students.

Alongside a £1.2m college-funded refurbishment of our ATC building and new substation installation, these new facilities form part of our ambitious estates strategy – to nurture careers in vital sectors supporting regional economic growth.

T Level Facilities

Garden Mills

Future Technologies Centre

Other Funded Projects

News

Exose Grant Hosts Dinner Kickstarting £32million Bradford College Redevelopment

Exose Grant Hosts Dinner Kickstarting £32million Bradford College Redevelopment

Published 26th April 2024


Over 40 VIP guests from Bradford and beyond attended a launch dinner at Bradford College’s Grove Restaurant last night.

Bradford College Cements Ambitious Plans for Transformational Campus Buildings

Bradford College Cements Ambitious Plans for Transformational Campus Buildings

Published 1st March 2024


Bradford College is laying the foundation for national Colleges Week 2024 with work getting underway on several large capital investment projects.

Bradford College secures share of digital innovation funding

Bradford College secures share of digital innovation funding

Published 10th November 2023


West Yorkshire Colleges, including Bradford College, have been successful in securing £6.9 million from the Department for Education to digitise teaching and learning in key sectors.