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Winning the Nines Makes for Shines

05 May 2016 | Updated 01 January 1970
 

A million pound cleaning and FM contract for nine Arup sites UK-wide has been secured by Indepth Managed Services.

Indepth Managed Services will be providing premises cleaning, external and internal window cleaning, waste services including computer removal and recycling, food waste, preventative pest control, hygiene services and consumable provisions for Arup.

It will be providing a mixed cleaning and ‘soft’ FM service to Arup’s offices in Fitzrovia in London, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, York and Solihull.

Due to the diversity in the design of Arup’s offices, Indepth Managed Services states it will be using its specialist skills to cater for the bespoke interior and exterior finishes of the new customer’s buildings. Window cleaning will constitute a major part of the service delivery, requiring expert attention to maintain Arup’s decorative and high performance building facades.

Precise and tightly scheduled deep cleaning services for internal office moves has already become a priority, to fit in with Arup’s space and staff management needs.

“We are delighted to be working with Arup and we have already begun to foster a positive relationship with the procurement teams who have helped us through the tendering and appointment process,” declared Chris Stewart, Operations Director, Indepth Managed Services. “To work with a company of this calibre and size can only further strengthen our service credibility and visibility nationwide.”

Picture: Nine of Arup’s offices will be looked after by Indepth Managed Services

Article written by Cathryn Ellis | Published 05 May 2016

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