FACILITIES SHOW


MTS AT THE FACILITIES SHOW 2014


MTS is a long-established, family run liquid waste management company. This is our first appearance at the Facilities Show and we are proud to be showcasing our services and expertise to FM professionals.


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ounded in 1986, MTS is now the UK’s largest independently owned company in the liquid waste industry. With more than 270 vehicles working from our


network of depots, we provide


comprehensive waste management services to industry, local authorities, utility companies, commercial and domestic customers.


CLEANING SEWERS, DRAINS, INTERCEPTORS AND MUCH MORE


MTS offers comprehensive sewer cleaning and network maintenance services. We have the knowledge, experience and


resources to deal with all cleaning work. The Bluewater shopping and leisure complex relies on MTS waste management expertise. Based in a former chalk quarry in Kent, the Bluewater site covers 240 acres including 1 million trees and shrubs, lakes and key wildlife habitats containing rare and protected species of plants and animal. With 330 stores, 55 bars and


restaurants and 13,000 car parking spaces, Bluewater changed the face of retailing when it opened in 1999. It now attracts more than 28 million visitors a year. Our services for Bluewater began before it opened, when we carried out condition surveys on the drainage network.


We now provide a range of ongoing services including:


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Cleaning foul drainage, gullies and car park interceptors


Cleaning and maintenance of internal and external drainage, including stack pipes


Clearing blockages CCTV surveys


Bluewater operates an active Biodiversity Management Strategy that recognises iconic, rare and protected species and habitats. A wide range of wildlife and bird species have made their home in the site’s 27 reed beds, which act as a natural water filter to the lakes.


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PUBLIC SECTOR ESTATES MANAGEMENT • MAY 2014


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