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Sodexo extends 15-year hospital partnership 

Sodexo has extended its catering, retail and soft services FM contract at Queen’s Hospital, Romford for a further five years. The company has delivered the soft FM services at the hospital since 2006 as part of the PFI contract with ...

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RCP report reveals product longevity is a powerful first step for improving commercial sustainability

Rubbermaid Commercial Products (RCP) has published a new insights report ‘Why Product Longevity is a Powerful First Step to Improving Commercial Sustainability‘, which underscores the brand’s commitment to taking concrete actions following the publication of its sustainability vision and roadmap, ...

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Mitie publishes e-book on how to overcome the five biggest challenges to reaching net zero

Mitie has released a new e-book which explores the most common challenges faced by organisations looking to reach net zero and offers solutions on how to tackle them effectively. As one of the the UK’s leading facilities management company, Mitie’s ...

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Data-led Scandinavian waste management technology now available in the UK

Norwegian technology provider, REEN, has brought its intelligent waste management systems, combining world-class sensors and intelligent cloud-based tools, to the UK.  The company already has an extensive customer base across Norway, Finland and Sweden and is now expanding its data-led technology offering to help facility managers in the UK streamline the way waste is collected and ...

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Carlisle appoints new MD

Carlisle Support Services has announced Richard Jenkins as the new Managing Director of its Cleaning and Facilities business. Having joined Carlisle Support Services at the beginning of 2022 as Head of Operations to lead the Cleaning and Facilities division within ...

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Three major deals in the bag for SOCOTEC UK’s Asbestos team

SOCOTEC UK’s Asbestos team has secured three major contracts with three of the UK’s largest supermarket and retail chains. These contracts, worth over £2.5 million per annum, will cover more than 6,000 properties across the UK and will include the ...

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Central London office investment for Q1 2023 expected to reach £2.1bn

Investment volumes in the Central London office market for Q1 2023 are expected to reach £2.1 billion, according to commercial real estate services company, JLL. The firm’s provisional figures demonstrate that £1.4 billion was invested in the City of London ...

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Registration of high-rise residential buildings opens

The Building Safety Regulator has opened the registration process for high-rise residential buildings in England. It is a legal requirement under the Building Safety Act 2022 for all high-rise residential buildings 18 metres tall or higher, or at least seven ...

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Retender success for Jaguar in the City of London

Jaguar Building Services has retained its contracts at 150 Cheapside and 2 Gresham Street, following an official retender process. Both contracts are for a three-year fixed period and will see Jaguar providing a full remobilisation and asset verification of both ...

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Chairman appointment at BCIS

The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) has appointed a new Chairman to support its mission to help the construction industry to manage costs, reduce carbon and mitigate risk. Colin Smith joins BCIS with 40 years of experience working in companies ...

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