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ISS secures GPA deal

ISS has been awarded new security delivery contracts by the Government Property Agency (GPA) as part of its Workplace Services Transformation Programme.

The Workplace Services Transformation Programme (WSTP) exists to evolve how the Government’s office estate is managed and operated to fulfil the GPA’s mission to create great places to work for civil servants enabling them to deliver excellent public services.

WSTP is also tackling a change in approach when procuring new services while making savings, and is working to replace national Total Facilities Management contracts with a set of disaggregated regional contracts. These regional contracts provide a more customer-centric, dynamic and agile delivery model while enabling the GPA to focus on delivering better performance outcomes, aligned to its strategy for space optimisation, data-led decision making and greater flexibility for its customers.

Following a robust and comprehensive procurement process via the Crown Commercial Services Estate Management Services (RM 6168), ISS has been awarded a five-year contract, plus up to two one-year extension option, for the delivery of security services to key Government sites across the South and Central regions.

The core security services across all of the sites will include duties such as surveillance and alarm monitoring, visitor management including access control, emergency response, keyholding, patrol teams and car park management with manned guarding.

Martin Burholt, Chief Operating Officer – Government, Healthcare, Education and Infrastructure ISS UK, said: “We are thrilled to be able to continue our valued partnership with the GPA. Creating welcoming, safe and secure working environments is integral in supporting the ‘great places to work for civil servants’ strategy. We look forward to our Placemakers delivering against this ambition across the South and Central regions, contributing to the important levelling up agenda within Government.”

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