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Acorn Analytical Services


Asbestos firm wins


major contract


A Northamptonshire team of asbestos experts has secured a major new contract which enables them to tender for projects with more than 100 UK housing associations, local authorities and related organisations. Acorn Analytical Services has been given access to the network of


members belonging to not-for-profi t organisation CHIC after meeting its stringent awards criteria. CHIC currently has more than 140 members who together own and manage over 800,000 social housing homes and other buildings across the UK. Acorn Analytical Services director Neil Munro said: “CHIC only


works with the best organisations so it can secure effi ciencies and savings for their members’ asset management programmes, including all repairs, maintenance and new-build activities. “To get this endorsement from CHIC is brilliant recognition for our


award-winning team which is already widely recognised as a market leader in the innovation of eff ective and effi cient asbestos management services. We’re delighted to be working with CHIC and its members.” The firm’s success with CHIC comes on the


back of it securing another major contract earlier this year with the not-for-profi t national purchasing consortium, Crescent Purchasing Consortium (CPC), which enables Acorn to tender for projects with thousands of UK universities, colleges and schools. Fellow Acorn director Ian Stone added: “T e


reason we win these types of opportunities is because we’re leading experts in our field and provide a UK-wide service. “We’re recognised as specialists in commercial


asbestos management and work in partnership with a wide variety of property management businesses and multi-site companies. “We’ve also created innovative solutions to help


organisations manage their asbestos, including the UK’s only fully documented and systemised asbestos management process – the Acorn Asbestos Antidote. T is is an asbestos compliance system which takes clients through a step-by-step process from non-compliance with asbestos laws to full compliance. Clients who complete the process with us can relax safe in the knowledge that they no longer need to worry about their asbestos management or what to do when they get visits from the Health and Safety inspector. “We’re incredibly proud to win major contracts,


54 ALL THINGS BUSINESS


Pictured left to right Ian Stone –


Neil Munro – Paul Knights


like the ones with CHIC and CPC, because they’re great recognition for our team, enable us to help more organisations and help us to keep more people safe.” Asbestos was used extensively as a building


material in the UK from the 1950s until it was banned in 1999 so any building built before 2000, including houses, factories, offi ces, schools and hospitals, can contain asbestos. Experts estimate as many as 1.5 million UK


properties still contain the ‘hidden killer’ and anyone who owns a building containing asbestos has a legal responsibility to ensure it is eff ectively managed to protect anyone who may come into contact with it. Acorn off ers a comprehensive suite of asbestos


consultancy services from asbestos air testing and asbestos surveys to removal management, and UKATA accredited training. It also produces regular informative podcasts


and blogs to help educate company owners and managers and the wider public about the dangers of asbestos.


To fi nd out more visit www.acorn-as.com or call 0844 818 0895


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