Inviron wins 550-building maintenance contract

04 September, 2008

Inviron has won a major M&E maintenance contract with Suffolk County Council. It covers over 550 local-authority buildings in the southern and western areas of the county, including its headquarters in Ipswich, Endeavour House, offices, schools, libraries, fire stations and residential care homes. Inviron will carry out around 20 000 planned preventative maintenance jobs a year, along with reactive maintenance work and general project work. To service this contract, new jobs will be created in the area, including engineers and administration staff. Steve Southgate, Inviron’s operations manager, comments, ‘I believe we won the contract due to the high levels of quality and performance that we have shown over the last five years whilst covering southern Suffolk.’

Endeavour House, the headquarters of Suffolk County Council, is among over 550 buildings for which Inviron has won a major M&E maintenance contract.

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