Apleona Achieves FM Contract Expansion With Siemens

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09 January 2023

Siemens Mobility has expanded its TFM contract with Apleona UK.

The initial contract, which commenced in 2019, was for three years and encompassed services such as mechanical & electrical, fabric maintenance, reactive works, grounds maintenance, winterisation and projects, across Siemens Mobility’s UK portfolio. Cleaning and associated services have been now been added to the contract.

Siemens Mobility is a supplier of smart solutions for rail and road transport, including trains, traffic management systems and rail signalling and electrification, focussing on supporting passenger and freight services.

TFM Services at New Train Manufacturing Plant in East Yorkshire

Siemens has also contracted Apelona to deliver total facilities management services to its new 67-acre train manufacturing plant and supply chain rail village located in Goole, East Yorkshire. This contract commenced on 1 December 2022 and will be a phased approach until the site is fully handed over in 2023. Services include mechanical and electrical engineering, security, cleaning and catering.

Jacqui Paice, Apleona UK’s Managing Director said: “These latest opportunities allow us to further strengthen our partnership with Siemens Mobility and are a direct result of building a strong relationship over the past three years. We have earned their trust and confidence in what we can deliver. Thanks to Regional Director, Rachel Broughton-Stronghill and her team whose hard work and collaborative approach have been critical to these contract achievements."

Finbarr Dowling, Siemens Mobility Head of UK Localisation, added: “As we make progress at our new rail manufacturing facility at Goole, Apleona UK will be providing us with the vital support functions to keep things running smoothly on site. We look forward to working with the team.”

Picture: a photograph of a train coming through a tunnel, with a cityscape in the background. Image Credit: Apleona

Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 09 January 2023

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