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ONE of the most highly regarded contract hire, fleet and workshop management companies in the municipal sector, Specialist Fleet Services Ltd (SFS), is proudly exhibiting at Letsrecycle Live. SFS is accompanied by its municipal vehicle hire division, CTS Hire.
SFS runs a network of workshops and has been delivering contract hire, fleet and workshop management solutions to the public and private sector since 1992. Together, SFS and CTS Hire are equipped to provide every level of fleet solution from short-term vehicle hire to longer term, more complex fleet provision including vehicle maintenance and workshop management.
Testament to its successful track record in customer retention, SFS was recently awarded a new seven-year contract with Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council with whom they have been the incumbent supplier for over
13 years. Kettering Borough Council, which has now merged services with Corby Borough Council and has been an SFS customer for over 15 years, has also extended its current contract for a further nine years.
Bob Sweetland, Managing Director at SFS, said: “We provide a joined-up service that keeps everything under one roof and means we can offer our customers a comprehensive and flexible range of vehicle hire, fleet and maintenance solutions. Exhibiting at Letsrecycle Live will provide us with an excellent opportunity to
talk to prospective customers and
22 - 23 MAY 2019 network with our industry colleagues.”
The stand will also have one of CTS Hire’s latest vehicles on display: a brand-new Dennis Eagle 26T rear- steer Olympus Twin-pack, part of the company’s ongoing investment into new vehicle stock. All new CTS Hire vehicles are fitted with a live camera system to enable real-time monitoring.
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