EMCOR extends TFM deal with BAE

EMCOR Group (UK) has been awarded a five-year Total Facilities Management (TFM) extension to its long-standing contract with BAE Systems Military Air & Information, who design and build fixed wing military aircraft and training aircraft, as well as provide training, support and information services for the UK RAF and other customers worldwide.
 
EMCOR UK’s responsibilities include providing BAE Systems with a TFM footprint. This footprint is applied at three major advanced, complex engineering and manufacturing sub-assembly and final assembly facilities, including research and development, as well as strategic office accommodation. EMCOR UK’s asset management methodology at BAE Systems is certified to PAS 55 Asset Management standard, an internationally recognised specification, and EMCOR UK utilises this expertise to deliver integrated life cycle maintenance services to over 500 multi-use facilities, including restaurants, hospitality and ‘grab and go’ food delivery, set on over 1,000 acres of land, as well as day-to-day managed services to 11,000 BAE Systems colleagues.
 
Continuing a relationship, which began in 1992, EMCOR UK has worked closely with BAE Systems to build a collaborative, mutually beneficial partnership. In 2009 this relationship achieved PAS 11000 certification, and subsequently in 2010, BS 11000 certification in Collaborative Business Relationships, making EMCOR one of the initial five companies in the world to achieve this recognition.
 
“As the first facilities management company in the world to achieve BS 11000 in Collaborative Business Relationships, for our partnership with BAE Systems Military Air & Information, we deliver tangible ongoing benefits to our customer,” stated Christopher Kehoe, Group Executive Director, EMCOR Group UK.  “EMCOR UK has robust, proven systems to operate with confidence in highly complex, secure, and advanced manufacturing environments. It is this diversity of experience that enables our team to service an extensive and complex contract such as BAE Systems.”