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Estates
& Facilities
The
aim of the site is to provide stakeholders with user-friendly information about
the Department of Estates and Facilities at the University of Bradford. This
includes information about our roles and who to contact and details for
services.
Any comments you may have may be passed to us directly by going to the
Customer Services page where you will also find other customer information, or
by completing the on-line customer feedback questionnaire.
If you have any questions or comments on the services we
provide, including suggestions on how these might be
improved, we would like to hear from you so do please
contact the relevant Managers detailed on this site.
Alternatively email
estates-feedback@bradford.ac.uk and your comments will be read by senior
staff within the Directorate, who will respond appropriately. Or, if you would
simply like to report a maintenance item for our attention please contact our
helpdesk or
dial 3001.
Thank you for your continued support of Estates and
Facilities.
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Page last updated: 15 February 2010
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