Santander extends FM deal with GSH Group

Santander Global Facilities has extended its energy and facilities-management contract with GSH for a further five years and increased the brief to 300 more branches. GSH is now responsible for Santander’s UK network of 1500 sites, providing a hard facilities-management solution that includes M&E services, planned preventive maintenance, fire-risk assessment and internal and external fabric maintenance.

Nick Roberts COO at Santander Global Facilities, comments, GSH Group has been providing an effective facilities-management solution across our retail network for the past five years. During this time they have demonstrated their ability to deliver a quality service that combines a highly skilled team with advanced management and operational processes.’

John Davy, group managing director at GSH, said, ‘We have developed a strong relationship with Santander based on trust and driven by results. This contract extension underlines our ability to add value to our customer’s operations and provide innovative solutions that meet their precise FM needs.’

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