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Award winning commercial installer The Window Company of Donatella Pavia as Financial Controller. Donatella is working alongside Director of Finance Rachel
Petre, to manage the company’s accounting systems and related queries. Having worked in accountancy
practices for the past eight years, role, and she has ambitious plans to grow her own career here at the fast growing commercial installation business.
Ten contractors are celebrating after winning their bids for work in a new £30m framework hosted by leading regional procurement specialist EN:Procure. The framework, the latest ‘Gen-4’ version, encompasses the
installation, refurbishment, servicing and maintenance of lifts, stairlifts and personal lifting equipment in residential, public and commercial buildings. requirements to work collaboratively, to a high standard The ten highly-skilled contractors appointed have specialist
third party or independent accreditation through the Lift and Escalator Association (LEIA) or the Lifting Equipment Engineers’ Association (LEEA). Their credentials further underline that the EN:Procure
framework provides a leading-edge supply chain for members, said Emma Mottram, director of operations at EN:Procure. She said those chosen will provide more specialist services, essential in a complex sector that relies on high safety standards and the need to meet stringent legal requirements. “As always, we look for companies with impressive skills in
a particular sector,” said Emma. “For example, those working in healthcare and social care settings must prioritise people’s safety, mobility and dignity while also adhering to important health and safety regulations. “We have been so impressed by the track record of the
companies that applied to the framework – we know this future work will be in good hands. They are also a good match for our constant focus on creating jobs and training opportunities, to the area they will operate in.” The two original lots in the invitation to tender (ITT),
on projects across the UK and lasting for 48 months – with potential for contract renewals – have been combined, said EN:Procure. The types of lifts involved are low and high-rise and include
hydraulic and traction passenger lifts, goods lifts, service lifts and trolleys, lifting equipment for healthcare providers, curved and straight stairlifts, wheelchair platform lifts and ceiling track hoists. The contracts will include work on escalator installations,
moving walkways, technical inspections and lift maintenance services.
Emma added: “This is a great opportunity for contractors
working in this part of the built environment. We’re delighted to We look forward to the new job creation that this framework will entail and to working with companies as they further develop their ESG strategies.” The new framework was procured under EN:Procure’s latest
Gen-4 generation of tenders, incorporating the FAC-1 Framework Agreement and dynamic models for ESG delivery, as well as a focus on increased transparency and collaboration.
is studying to become a chartered accountant with the ACCA so and experience to her new role.
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Integrated security specialist, DSSL Group, has recently announced the extension of its Associate Partnership with the London Stadium on a multi-year deal, following a hugely successful period for the Essex-based business. The company’s turnover has climbed to £12m from £1.8m in recent years, The Associate Partnership is part of DSSL’s ever-growing
portfolio of sports partnerships. The company is also a Community Partner of Championship sides, Leeds United and Bristol City. DSSL Group uses its Associate Partnership status with the iconic London Stadium to reach fans during every stage of the matchday journey, through various high impact digital displays and fan engagement platforms. DSSL Group specialises
in CCTV, access control, door entry, wireless networks, gates and barriers, warden call, auto doors and control rooms.
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The government’s housing minister and the MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, Matthew Pennycook, has reiterated his support for the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s regeneration work and housing delivery following a visit to Woolwich Estates. The local MP joined Cabinet Member for Planning, Estate
Renewal and Development, Cllr Majid Rahman, to look at the transformation of the former Connaught, Morris Walk, and Maryon Grove estates. The regeneration of the three estates – now collectively
new homes. Over half are affordable and 700 are for social rent, including 241 council homes.
The programme, delivered in
partnership with Lovell and PA Housing, has enabled the council to get more people off housing waiting lists and into properties that range bedroom homes.
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