
BAE systems has selected Mitie to deliver a new multi-million pound, five-year contract to provide a full integrated facilities management (IFM) service at 26 sites across the United Kingdom.
The contract consolidates multiple previous contracts for four BAE Systems businesses under a single service level agreement, and will see Mitie provide a suite of FM services, including mechanical, electrical and building fabric maintenance, cleaning, reception, waste management, landscaping, mailroom, and energy management, as well as catering and pest control.
Mitie will also be bringing technology solutions to the contract, including the rollout of its software platform, Mozaic, which will give BAE Systems full oversight of Mitie’s performance and management of the contract, 24/7. The system shows key data such as the status, time to complete, and first-time fix rate for all tasks being undertaken across the contract.
Through its dedicated Plan Zero team, Mitie will supporting BAE Systems’ sustainability and net zero ambitions by sharing its expertise on how it can help to reduce the environmental impact of the company’s estate.
Beverley Winrow, managing director for Strategic Accounts and Ireland, as well as Technical Services at Mitie, says: “As a technology-led business with strong sustainability commitments, we’re very excited to be partnering with BAE Systems on this new integrated facilities management contract.
“By bringing together our industry leading technology, our team of sector specialists and our exceptional frontline colleagues, we are committed to creating safe, efficient and sustainable workspaces that support BAE Systems’ important work.”
Mark Reason, Specialist & Infrastructure Support director for BAE Systems Shared Services, adds: “Our sites and facilities play a vital role in enabling us to deliver for our customers. It’s important that we create and maintain safe and secure working environments for our employees, while ensuring that our facilities are sustainable for the future.
“Mitie’s expertise will help us to further improve the efficiency and sustainability of our facilities for decades to come.”