Crown estate contract goes to
Principle London-based Principle Cleaning Services has been awarded a three-year contract with BNP Paribas Real Estate.
Principle will provide cleaning, window cleaning, pest control, waste management and washroom services to The Crown Estate St James’ Portfolio, which comprises 34 buildings of office, retail and restaurant space.
BNP Paribas Real Estate are the managing agents for The Crown Estate and ensure a full TFM remit across all its sites, including cleaning, security and hard services.
Principle is working in partnership with BNP Paribas and BPR, Principle’s recycling provider, with a goal to further improving recycling rates across the St James’s portfolio through a unique waste management scheme.
This includes removing bags from streets to improve the image of the area, reducing vehicle numbers and emissions (all vehicles are electric), consolidation of waste, improving services to customers by offering competitive pricing and free recycling advice, and accurate reporting via a live portal.
Scott Fitzgerald, Associate Director at Principle, said: “We are very proud to have been awarded this prestigious
TCFM’s approach to working with the BHF has not only helped them raise funds for their life-saving research through providing specialist cleaning services in their Furniture and Electrical stores across the country, it has seen the many thousands of colleagues at TCFM only a hair-breath away from achieving their annual fundraising challenge of £5K. This has taken them just over four months, since the National Charity agreement started in September.
Tony Reed, TCFM CEO, commented: “We’re overjoyed to have been shortlisted for these awards that recognise our commitment to making a difference in people’s lives by the services we deliver as well as playing our part in helping to beat heartbreak forever.”
Partnership shortlisted for
prestigious award TC Facilities Management (TCFM) has reached the finalist stages of the Corporate Social Responsibility category in the CSSA Awards 2019.
This is in recognition of their work with the British Heart Foundation (BHF), the charity that conducts research into heart and circulatory diseases and their causes. The winners will be announced at an invitation-only lunch event taking place during the Cleaning Show 2019 on Wednesday 20 March, in London.
Millie Coulter, Regional Fundraising Manager for BHF, said: “Being shortlisted for the CSSA awards is a fantastic achievement for TCFM and recognizes how much they care about helping us achieve our aim of beating heartbreak forever. The results they have provided with their professional cleaning services has made a significant difference.
“Now, having gone one step further in creating a national charity partnership with us and seeing the speed with which the team have worked together to achieve their £5K challenge has made us feel even more excited about the future of working with TCFM.”
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contract by BNP Paribas Real Estate. We look forward to utilising our expertise and experience in supporting BNP Paribas Real Estate in delivering superior guest and employee experiences to St James’s.”
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