Interserve Group Limited, the international Support Services, Construction and Equipment Services group, has won a contract extension to provide total facilities management (TFM) services worth more than £4 million at 10 South Colonnade in London, a building used by eight Government departments.
The 12-storey building – known as 10SC – is in Canary Wharf and is the Government’s first hub building, representing a new approach to its estates’ strategy by bringing multiple departments under the same roof and thereby creating efficiencies.
Interserve won the six-month contract extension in recognition of the excellent TFM services delivered at 10SC by the company. Mobilisation for the new building began in August 2017 and the TFM contract went fully live in April 2018. Services delivered include: maintenance and electrical work; front of house; logistics; catering and security.
Interserve employs more than 150 people on the contract. 10SC has the capacity to house 6,000 building users.
Interserve’s innovative approach includes the trialing of electronic monitoring equipment to monitor efficient room usage and workspace management.
Brian Talbot, Interserve’s Managing Director Central Government and Defence, said: “I am delighted that 10SC decided to award Interserve a contract extension in recognition of the excellent TFM services we deliver. We believe that creating genuine partnerships with our clients enables us to create real value for them and is the best way to foster long-term relationships that work for both parties.”
The 12-storey building – known as 10SC – is in Canary Wharf and is the Government’s first hub building, representing a new approach to its estates’ strategy by bringing multiple departments under the same roof and thereby creating efficiencies.
Interserve won the six-month contract extension in recognition of the excellent TFM services delivered at 10SC by the company. Mobilisation for the new building began in August 2017 and the TFM contract went fully live in April 2018. Services delivered include: maintenance and electrical work; front of house; logistics; catering and security.
Interserve employs more than 150 people on the contract. 10SC has the capacity to house 6,000 building users.
Interserve’s innovative approach includes the trialing of electronic monitoring equipment to monitor efficient room usage and workspace management.
Brian Talbot, Interserve’s Managing Director Central Government and Defence, said: “I am delighted that 10SC decided to award Interserve a contract extension in recognition of the excellent TFM services we deliver. We believe that creating genuine partnerships with our clients enables us to create real value for them and is the best way to foster long-term relationships that work for both parties.”