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ISS has been awarded an integrated facility services contract with a financial services customer in Türkiye.
The contract, which has an annual value of approximately DKK 100 million (£11.6 million), will commence on 1 November 2025 and has a one-year duration, with the option to extend annually for up to three years.
Services to be delivered under the contract terms include cleaning, technical maintenance, and other support services.
Cavit Habib, Country Manager of ISS Türkiye, said: “We are excited to enter this new partnership within one of ISS’ key segments, an achievement that demonstrates ISS Türkiye’s expertise in banking and high-rise buildings. We are committed to delivering service excellence with a sharp focus on digital solutions and optimised technical services – supporting our customer in driving workforce efficiency and ensuring effective asset management.”
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