NG Bailey adds to Land Securities portfolio

NG Bailey, maintenance, facilities management

NG Bailey has extended its maintenance work with Land Securities with a 3-year contract for eight shopping centres. The £20 million contract comprises the retention of five shopping centres that had been managed by NG Bailey for five years and the addition of a further three centres. The contract includes St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff (pictured).

The contract provides the opportunity for a 3-year extension.

As part of the remit, NG Bailey will provide mechanical, electrical and building-fabric maintenance — including HVAC, security, fire detection and protection, drainage and energy-consumption management.

Seven of the shopping centres are maintained by resident staff. A smaller centre in west London is serviced and supported by mobile engineers.

Stuart Linington, managing director of NG Bailey’s facilities-services division, said, ‘As part of the new contract, we proposed an innovative energy-saving solution that will introduce significant savings and further improve Land Securities’ impressive sustainability record.’

Tony Hemmings, head of engineering at Land Securities, said, ‘NG Bailey has proven that they can exceed our expectations, while being cost-effective and delivering measurable results. We are pleased to be working with the company for another three years, potentially six, and to have added three more centres to its remit.’

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