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Atalian Servest Awarded Place on London Procurement Framework

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30.11.2021, 11:03

Atalian Servest Awarded Place on London Procurement Framework

Atalian Servest has been awarded a place on the London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC) Estates and Facilities Management procurement framework until the end of October 2024.

Members of the framework include high-profile universities and professional academies, as well as major heritage and public sector bodies.

The facility services provider will be eligible to tender under (Lot 1a), M&E planned and reactive maintenance (Lot 1b), cleaning services (Lot 3) and bundled FM services (Lot 4) of the framework agreement.  

LUPC is one of six regional university purchasing consortia in the UK. Framework agreements are subject to a rigorous tender process, lasting six to nine months, and are carried out in compliance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and The Public Procurement Regulations 2020. The framework agreement seeks to secure best value for its members and to provide an easy and compliant route to the market.

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Daniel Dickson, Chief Executive Officer UK & Ireland with Atalian Servest, comments: “We are pleased to have been awarded a place on the LUPC framework as a supplier.

“With a number of current clients as members of the Consortium, such as Imperial War Museum and City of London Corporation, our inclusion in the framework along with our extensive experience will enable us to continue to grow within higher-education and the public sector.”

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