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Inviron has retained a four-year deal with legal services business, Mishcon de Reya.
The new agreement will see the hard services specialist continuing to provide a full mechanical and electrical service, including helpdesk provision and technical facilities management services at Mishcon de Reya’s London HQ.
Inviron’s services will also support specialist services for business critical areas.
Mishcon de Reya has partnered with Inviron since 2019 to deliver its technical and M&E services. This contract renewal will see the continuation of Inviron’s successful partnership and the further development of Net Zero initiatives, smart building technologies and building optimisation.
Gavin Duff, Corporate Business Unit Director, commented: “We are delighted to continue our partnership with Mishcon de Reya and will provide essential support on their journey to Net Zero, whilst maintaining an exceptional workplace for their employees and ultimately their wellbeing. It is a great testament when a client chooses to work with us for another term and we are extremely proud of both the relationship we have built and the expert services that we will continue to offer.”
Martin Humm, Facilities Manager at Mishcon de Reya, added: “Continuing our relationship with Inviron for another term will enable us to build on the solid foundation we have formed over the last four years. This new agreement enables us to extract the best value from the existing plant and equipment through the planned and reactive maintenance so well-delivered by the on-site team and carefully selected specialist sub-contractors. This is also an important part of delivering our Climate Change Strategy, as we work towards our Net Zero ambitions.”
With the current economic crisis resulting in higher prices and more of a squeeze on resources, FMs need to ensure that they have robust building and maintenance services in place to control costs and reduce the need for emergency repairs. When it comes to drainage and plumbing there are also the challenges of dealing with extreme weather, from droughts to flooding, the need to meet stringent regulations and to avoid causing environmental damage.
UK drainage specialist, Metro Rod, has launched a survey which explores the main areas of interest for FMs in maintaining drainage and plumbing, including how they currently assess their supply chains to ensure they’re working with partners that meet the highest possible standards and provide value for money.
The results will be published online so that you can see how you compare to others within the sector.
The survey should take just 5-10 minutes of your time, and as a thank you, you will be entered into a prize draw, where one lucky winner will be picked at random to receive a £100 Amazon voucher.
To take part click here.
