SPIE UK has been appointed by NHS National Services Scotland to deliver planned and reactive maintenance of mechanical and electrical assets across nine National Services Scotland (NSS) properties in Glasgow.
And sustainability will be at the forefront of the work, which includes collaborating with the NHS Energy team to develop and promote energy conservation and technology improvements across the term of the contract.
Properties included within the scope represent critical infrastructure for the running of NHS services throughout Scotland, including NHS 24 call centres and the National Distribution Centres which distribute essential stock to hospitals throughout the country.
To further add value, SPIE UK will also be supplying energy management services, including building energy surveys, an introduction of an energy management platform, behavioural analysis, and lifecycle analysis.
Jim Skivington, divisional managing director at SPIE UK, said: “NHS National Services Scotland works at the heart of the health service, providing national strategic support services and expert advice to NHS Scotland.
“And SPIE UK being awarded this five-year contract is a testament to our excellence in delivering a range of specialist planned, reactive, and statutory maintenance and facility management services.
“With our combined engineering ingenuity, management capabilities, and technological know-how, SPIE is best placed to deliver these works efficiently.”
Paul Donnelly, contracts and CAFM manager at NHS National Services Scotland, adds: “We have a duty to provide service excellence across our estate, therefore we needed a partner that could demonstrate they could meet the compliance and operational demand criteria to the highest level.
“SPIE UK’s technical and engineering expertise gives us the confidence they’ll deliver both an engineering solution and sustainability expertise in the servicing and operation of our assets and ultimately promoting energy conservation across our properties.”
