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MITIE TAKES OFF WITH £3M DEAL RENEWAL AT BRISTOL AIRPORT
Mitie has won a new £3m contract with Bristol Airport (BRS) extending its relationship for a further three years. The contract is to provide baggage screening services and has the option to extend for an additional two years. Mitie, which has provided services to the airport for more than 20 years, was awarded the contract following a successful competitive retender process.
Mitie will continue to deliver behind- the-scenes security services by monitoring thousands of pieces of check-in luggage for around nine million passengers flying from the airport each year. The screening process will allow Mitie staff to ensure that prohibited items, such as flammable liquids, are not loaded onto aircraft, ensuring the safety of passengers and employees.
Moving forward, Mitie will work closely with the airport to identify opportunities for innovation and efficiencies to further enhance the services that are currently provided. For example, Mitie is working with BRS to look at ways to build on the screening services at the airport by using technology, people, and data to develop a new industry leading method of baggage screening.
This renewal builds on Mitie’s aviation expertise, with a range of different contracts also being held at
SURESERVE GROUP SUBSIDIARY WINS £68M
EXTENSION WITH L&Q The social housing energy services group’s wholly owned subsidiary, K&T Heating Services, has retained a long- term gas servicing, repair and installation contract with L&Q.
The contract, which commenced on 1st May 2022 is capped at eight years and is expected to generate sales
Heathrow, Birmingham, London City, London Stansted and Belfast City Airports, reinforcing Mitie’s prowess in the sector.
Jason Towse, Managing Director, Business Services, Mitie, said: “Having provided services to Bristol Airport for over 20 years, we are delighted to be continuing our strong relationship with this new contract, as we continue to deliver professional screening services. Using our expertise in the aviation industry, we look forward to protecting millions more passengers passing through the busiest airport in the South West in the years to come.”
Graeme Gamble, Chief Operating Officer, Bristol Airport said: “We
revenue of £68m over the entirety of the contract term.
L&Q are a large, registered provider of social housing who own and manage more than 95,000 homes across London and the South-East.
Speaking about the contract extension David Greenfield, Managing Director at K&T Heating Services, said: “We are delighted to have been selected as one of the social housing service providers
are delighted that Mitie has been successful in renewing its baggage screening contract, continuing a longstanding relationship as a key Business Partner of the airport. The award of this new contract follows a competitive tender process and we are looking forward to working with Mitie over the next three years to provide excellent service to deliver professional screening services for our customers. Mitie has been a valued business partner for more than two decades and this new contract will ensure the ongoing high levels of baggage screening will continue in the years ahead.”
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for L&Q. We have had a long term and trusted relationship, working in partnership with L&Q since 2013 and have developed a reputation for quality delivery of gas compliance services. This eight-year contract win recognises the importance of K&T Heating Services’ client relationships, service quality and focus on delivering important critical services for social housing communities.”
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