Once completed, up to 4,000 civil servants in HMRC and other departments will move into the new offices, located at Unity Square, adjacent to Nottingham Railway Station.
The appointment of Mace's Interior design business, is part of Phase 1 of the Government Hubs Programme which includes the creation of 13 state-of-the-art HMRC regional centres, part of the department’s 10-year modernisation programme.
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The new centres will be equipped with the digital infrastructure and training facilities needed to build a more highly-skilled workforce.
HMRC has already delivered Government Hubs in Croydon, Bristol, Belfast, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Leeds and Stratford, London. Alongside Nottingham, there will be further hubs in Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle.
Mace has already played a major role in the programme, delivering the fit-out for the Croydon and Bristol Government Hubs.
Colin Casse, HMRC's Director of Estates Locations Programme, said: "HMRC has a long-standing presence in Nottingham and the new Government Hub will be home to our Nottingham Regional Centre. Unity Square will provide a flexible modern working environment that can be adapted, should our ways of working change in the future. We look forward to working with Mace on delivering our future home in the East Midlands."
