Golden Service Awards 2013
The best of the best GSA 2013 winners announced
Kimberly-Clark Professional has an- nounced the winners of the Golden Service Awards 2013. Organised in partnership with the Cleaning and Support Services Association (CSSA), the awards were handed out at a glittering awards ceremony at the Lancaster London hotel on Friday 1 November to the following best of the best:
• Best Cleaned Premises - Central and Local Government In-House Cleaning Teams: Bradford District Care Trust for the Airedale Centre forMental Health.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Public Service Buildings: Eurest Services for the Northern Ireland Assembly.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Individual Retail Establishment: Exclusive Contract Services for Sainsbury’s Superstore, Hayes.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Mode of Transport: Dynamiq Cleaning for Go-Ahead (buses), London.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Healthcare Establishment with fewer than 250 beds: Derrycourt Cleaning Company for LauraLynn Children's Hospice, Dublin.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Shopping Mall: LCC Support Services for the Grand Arcade Shopping Centre,Wigan.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Small Education Establishment: VINCI Facilities for Sinfin Primary School, Derby.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Healthcare Establishment with more than 250 beds: Serco for the NHS Forth Valley Hospital, Larbert.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Manufacturing: OCS Group UK forMercedes AMG - High Performance Powertrains, Brixworth.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Large Education Establishment: MITIE for Liverpool Community College.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Hospitality: OCS Group UK for the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham.
• Best Cleaned Premises - External Pedestrian Areas and Street Furniture: Interserve FMfor Paternoster Square, London.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Transport Terminal: MITIE for BirminghamAirport.
• Best Cleaned Premises - Office Areas Below 250,000 sq. ft: OCS Group UK for BUPA, Staines.
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