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CityWest Homes appoints new maintenance contractors


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(ALMO) has appointed new contractors to deliver repairs and maintenance across all of its properties.


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The five new long-term contracts have a total value of £219m across the next 10 years, completing in 2027.


New contractors are operating across the ALMO’s 21,000 properties in central London which, in 2016, undertook approximately 55,000 repairs in order to maintain


ityWest Homes, Westminster City Council’s Arm’s Length Management Organisation


Westminster’s housing stock.


From 30 June repairs and maintenance have been delivered by the following contractors: Electrical services – Oakray; Lifts – Precision Lifts; Domestic heating – Morgan Sindall Property Services and Mechanical services – GEM.


Morgan Sindall Property Services took over the management of the general repairs and voids contract on August 31.


The new contracts replace the previous set of 11 long-term repair contracts which expired in June and August 2017.


McCann completes drainage works on A64 Brambling Fields Junction


The scheme, in conjunction with Highways England’s term contractor A-one+, was delivered by McCann, acting as the principal contractor, between February and March. The unstable drainage ditch was affecting the fields on one side and the main A64 trunk route on the other. The scheme will prevent further erosion and subsequent disruption to the adjacent land.


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The works included the re-profiling and a re-lining of a 400m length of ditch with mattress and gabions.


Steve Adcock, Contracts & Technical Director at McCann, said: “This project demonstrates our ability to successfully manage and deliver all aspects of the project to a high standard and operate as the Principal Contractor. It is a fantastic achievement for all involved.” The scheme also received an excellent safety audit by Highways England’s term contractor A-one+.


Top industry bodies support FSA Awards


eading bodies from across the fire, emergency and security sector are supporting this year’s Fire & Security Association Awards, which are open to nominations until September 15. In addition to leading electrotechnical trade associations ECA and SELECT, who are partnering on the FSA Awards, other supporters include: uBritish Approvals for Fire Equipment (BAFE) uFire Protection Association (FPA) uNational Security Inspectorate (NSI) uSecurity Systems and Alarms Inspection Board (SSAIB)


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There are two FSA Awards – the Peter Greenwood Security Award (2016 winner: Andy Gilmore), and the Ian Marsh Fire Award (2016 winner: Chris Watts). A panel of independent judges from the FSA partners and supporters will determine the winning duo.


Steve Martin, Head of the FSA, said: “The FSA Awards are moving from strength-to- strength with the entire industry now getting behind both the Peter Greenwood Security


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Award and the Ian Marsh Fire Award. “With the FSA celebrating its 10th birthday this year, we look forward to celebrating another two industry champions who have changed the sector for the better.” Both FSA Awards are being presented at IFSEC’s ‘Security and Fire Excellence Awards’ ceremony on 22 November in London. For more information visit:


www.eca.co.uk/fsaawards


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ottingham-based Civil and Electrical Engineering firm, McCann, has successfully completed essential drainage maintenance work on the A64 at the Brambling Fields junction, North Yorkshire.


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