MAJOR CONTRACT
WIN FOR OCS OCS has won a major soft services facilities management contract with Royal Papworth Hospital (RPH) in Cambridgeshire.
The contract will see OCS deliver a range of services, including cleaning, catering, portering, and security, when the newly-built site on Cambridge Biomedical Campus opens to patients in autumn 2018.
RPH is one of the largest specialist cardiothoracic (heart and lung) hospitals in Europe and includes the country's main heart and lung transplant centre.
PARTNERSHIP STRENGTHENED TO PROTECT SCHOOL
CHILDREN Deb has reaffirmed its ongoing partnership with national cancer charity Skcin by stepping up its marketing activity and support.
Deb supports Skcin’s Sun Safe Schools Awareness campaign, the UK accreditation scheme which aims to prevent skin cancer through education. The scheme provides schools with access to educational resources, lesson plans and specially designed Sun Cream Dispensers.
SIERRA LEONE REINTRODUCES
NATIONAL CLEANING Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has announced that the first Saturday of each month will now be ‘National Cleaning Day’.
From 7AM to 12 noon, the first National Cleaning Day is scheduled for Saturday 5 May, according to the Ministry of Health, and is designed to improve both improve hygiene and the work rate of civil servants.
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The contract – worth £17m over five years – represents another significant win for OCS, with the company having recently secured a number of major healthcare contracts both domestically and internationally.
Petra Moss, Managing Director for OCS Healthcare and Education, commented: “We are incredibly privileged to support this new chapter in the history of one of Europe’s leading hospitals. We know we play our part in enabling clinical excellence and every member of the team will be focused on improving the patient experience. This win is testament to OCS’s expertise and exceptional standards in healthcare environments.”
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Paul Jakeway, Marketing Director at Deb, said: “We’re delighted to continue our ongoing partnership with Skcin through heightened activity. Young children spend a significant amount of time outdoors whilst at school and are exposing their skin to harmful UV rays.”
Marie Tudor, Business Development Manager at Skcin, added: “The support of Deb has truly made a difference over the years and we’re thankful for their continued support which we believe is making a difference to pupils and schools across the UK. Together, we’re changing young people’s perceptions and educating them when it counts the most.”
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President Bio added that all civil servants and government ministers were expected to be at work from 8:30AM until 4.45PM, and that both he and the Vice President would carry out ‘snap checks’.
It’s not the first time national cleaning has been instituted in the country: the National Provisional Ruling Council government of Captain Valentine Strasser introduced a national cleaning day on the last Saturday of every month from 1992 until 1996, and was only run intermittently in the intervening years.
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USEFUL CONTACTS
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