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Churchill retains University of Suffolk contract
Churchill Group has extended its cleaning and security contract with the University of Suffolk for five years, with the option of another one or two years, following a competitive tender process.
Churchill has provided cleaning services since 2011, and Amulet has provided security since 2019. Both services will be delivered under the Churchill Group umbrella, with its multiple soft service specialisms a key reason for the contract win.
More than 60 cleaning operatives and security officers across four main campuses will deliver work including window cleaning, washroom services, pest control, water dispensers, as well as CCTV monitoring and patrolling to safeguard and protect the students and assets on site.
Amulet won the security contract five years ago in part because the University of Suffolk team was so impressed with the cleaning partnership. This contract extension is testament to the ongoing success of the partnership. A proven delivery model, innovative approach and flexibility were also key reasons for Churchill Group’s win.
Darren Read, Chief Operating Officer at Churchill Group, said: “We’re delighted to extend a partnership with an organisation that shares so many of our values. The years of trust we have built, along with the length of the new contract, make it a fantastic opportunity for continued investment and innovation. The University of Suffolk team has always been open to new ideas, and we look forward to helping them deliver exceptional experiences for their staff and students.”
Nigel Lucker, Director of Estates at the University of Suffolk, added: “After a full tender period, we are delighted to partner with Churchill Group as our cleaning, security and soft services FM partner. We maintain exceptional spaces and create a more sustainable future through working with our partners, and Churchill Group has shown they share our vision and values that will support our overall aims. We are delighted to have a partner that understands who we are and how we wish to enhance the staff and student experience, and to also walk alongside us as we create and maintain exceptional buildings.”
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Hygiacura acquires First Point Cleaning and Maintenance Hygiacura Group, a UK-based FM company, has announced the acquisition of the business and assets of First Point Cleaning and Maintenance, headquartered in Kidderminster.
First Point Cleaning, led by Director Adrian Anghel, specialises in commercial cleaning and maintenance, serving a diverse range of clients across the West Midlands, including schools, medical facilities and commercial offices.
The acquisition reflects Hygiacura’s strategic commitment to expanding its footprint in the Midlands and growing its service offerings in the UK’s FM sector. With an active pipeline of deals that could add millions of pounds in new revenues, Hygiacura is consistently seeking opportunities to acquire more FM companies across the country.
Sacha Jakovljevich, Director of Hygiacura Group, commented: “The acquisition of First Point Cleaning and Maintenance is a significant step in our mission to deliver exceptional facilities management services across the UK. We’re excited to bring their talented team onboard and continue building on the strong foundation they’ve established in the West Midlands.
“As we continue to expand, we are actively looking for more FM companies to join the Hygiacura Group, further enhancing our ability to meet the diverse needs of our clients nationwide.”
Adrian Anghel, First Point Cleaning and Maintenance’s Director, added: “Joining the Hygiacura Group is an exciting new chapter for our company. We’re proud of the reputation we have built for quality and reliability, and we look forward to continuing this tradition under Hygiacura’s umbrella. This event provides us with the resources and support needed to deliver even greater value to our clients.”
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