David Anstiss / Lewisham Metropolitan Police Station The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has selected Churchill Services to deliver a cleaning contract across a portfolio of 351 buildings spanning all 32 London boroughs.
The partnership signifies a significant milestone for Churchill as it further solidifies its position as a prominent provider of soft FM services.
Drawing on its extensive experience in the blue light sector, Churchill demonstrated its capability in handling the security sensitivities and operational complexities associated with engaging with people in a policing environment. The MPS sought a change in its cleaning approach, and the soft-services contractor emerged as the preferred choice during the tender process.
Over the course of the three-year agreement which includes potential for a 2+ year extension, Churchill will deploy its cleaning operatives and leverage technology platforms to ensure the cleanliness and hygiene standards of the MPS’s diverse portfolio which encompasses headquarters and office buildings, custody suites, kennels, stables, and other facilities.
An advanced technology platforms which forms an integral part of Churchill’s ‘PRISM’ workplace hygiene programme played a role in securing the contract.
[W]e are confident in our ability to provide exceptional service through a combination of specialist teams and innovative technology.
Joe Saisi, managing director for London at Churchill, comments: “We are delighted to be selected by the Met Police for this cleaning contract. With our extensive experience and the range of environments we will be managing, we are confident in our ability to provide exceptional service through a combination of specialist teams and innovative technology. This partnership marks an exciting chapter for Churchill, and we look forward to making a positive impact within the MPS.”
As the largest police force in the UK, the MPS has a primary focus on reducing crime, increasing public confidence, and optimizing costs, continuously seeking innovative approaches to achieve its objectives.
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