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BRE APPOINTS EARNSHAW AS
NON-EXEC CHAIR BRE has appointed Chris Earnshaw as Non-Executive Chairman of the group’s board. Earnshaw’s achievements during his corporate career includes leading BT on the 10-year, £28billion transformation of the UK telecoms network from analogue to digital, which forms the backbone of today's UK's digital system.
"Chris has a great appreciation of where BRE fits in the world and where its ambitions lie," said BRE Chief Executive, Peter Bonfield. He will bring a fresh perspective to the group’s strategic direction, specifically with regard to digital,
which is driving significant changes in the way we design, construct, operate and deconstruct buildings over their lifetime. New processes like Building Information Modelling (BIM) will transform everything we do – BRE will be taking advantage of Chris’s knowledge and expertise as we get ready for this new age of construction."
Earnshaw is no stranger to issues around sustainability in the built environment. In the late 1990s, he was a member of the Prince of Wales’ Business in the Community Environment Leadership Team, and he was also responsible for leading on BT's environmental impact programme at a time when these issues were still emerging on the corporate world's agenda.
www.bre.org.uk
AND CONTRACTS iSite Announces African Deal iSite, the technology division of Styles and Wood, has implemented The Hub with Africa’s largest bank to deliver a consolidated ‘one view’ of the bank’s estates and FM operations. The Hub is a fully integrated, cloud-based, web portal created by iSite to take data from various sources around the business and consolidate them into real time management information.
www.isite.co.uk
Mitie Awarded Home Office Contract Mitie has been awarded a new contract with the Home Office, valued at £180million over eight years. With a potential further three-year extension, the contract would have a total value of up to £250million.
www.mitie.com BANNER FURTHERS
NHS INTEREST Banner Business Services has been awarded new contracts with the NHS to store, manage and securely destroy confidential records. Banner is an established supplier to the NHS, having already secured significant contracts for office products and furniture. Banner will provide secure off-site storage and archiving for patient records,
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financial documents and paper- based confidential information.
The new contract with the North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) runs until 2017, with an option for further extension. NOE CPC is an NHS collaborative purchasing organisation, owned and funded by a number of NHS Trusts, Foundation Trusts, Mental Health Trusts and other NHS organisations.
www.banner-online.biz
OCS Secures The O2 OCS has won a contract to provide manned guarding services to The O2. The contract involves the provision of 24-hour manned guarding services 365 days a year to all the recreational areas outside of The O2. The guards servicing the contract are trained not only in security but also as hosts for any of the venue’s seven million visitors a year requiring assistance.
www.ocs.co.uk
Shepherd FM Makes Two Key Appointments Mandy Parkinson and David Wheeler have both joined Shepherd FM as New Business Development Managers. Both will report to Ian Thomas, Sales Director, and will be based at Shepherd FM’s new One Euston Square HQ.
www.shepherdfm.co.uk twitter.com/TomorrowsFM
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