GSH Group wins an Eye-popping contract

10 June, 2007

GSH Group has won a contract to provide facilities and energy-management solutions for the London Eye for the next three years. Neil Murray, managing director of GSH in the UK, says, ‘You can’t help but get excited about winning the contract to look after one of the capital city’s most iconic buildings. ‘We were delighted to be awarded the contract, as it is recognition of our reputation for excellence in FM delivery and customer service.’ The 3-year contract was awarded by the Madam Tussaud’s Group. it will be managed from GSH’s new London office in the City, ensuring a dedicated team of professionals is on hand at all times. GSH will provide a number of hard FM services for the London Eye, including mechanical and electrical, drainage, fire alarms and power for the office and hospitality suites and for the ride itself.

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