During both these owners, the centre was managed by Lend Lease.
Empire Battleaxe was transferred under the terms of lend lease shortly after being completed.
An additional 11,900 tanks and self-propelled guns were received via Lend Lease.
David Higgins, the chief executive of Lend Lease, echoed these views.
It was built by Bovis Lend Lease and completed in 2001.
This portion of the site is being developed by Lend Lease [2].
That same year, he also spoke at Delfin Lend Lease about workplace safety.
Hopkins recommended, and the president accepted, the inclusion of the Soviets in Lend Lease.
The Valemus brand was retired and replaced with Lend Lease in 2011.
The centre's owner Bovis Lend Lease was responsible for project management, design and construction.
