676_25 Total Facilities Management

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ESPO
ESPO

Value

£750,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

Facilities management services
Electricity, heating, solar and nuclear energy
Emergency and security equipment
Construction work
Software package and information systems
Repair and maintenance services
Restaurant and food-serving services
Canteen and catering services
Parking services
Post and courier services
Energy and related services
Building-fabric consultancy services
Health and safety consultancy services
Helpdesk and support services
Facilities management services for computer systems maintenance
Tree-maintenance services
Planting and maintenance services of green areas
Security services
Event services
Reception services
Building and facilities management services
Refuse and waste related services
Environmental services
Cleaning and sanitation services
Washing and dry-cleaning services

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Published

6 months ago

Description

This framework provides a national solution that offers customers a route to market for a complete facilities management service comprising of hard and/or soft FM services depending on each individual customer requirement.
The framework is split into the following Lots depending on the annual contract value for each customer contract:
• Lot 1 - Annual Customer Contract Value of £0 - £999,999
• Lot 2 - Annual Customer Contract Value of £1,000,000 - £4,999,999
• Lot 3 - Annual Customer Contract Value of £5,000,000 and above

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