INCENTIVE FM EXPANDS RETAIL PORTFOLIO WITH NEW BRITISH LAND CONTRACT

Incentive Facilities Management Ltd, the UK’s leading independent facilities management company, has expanded its growing retail portfolio after securing a 3 year contract with property development and investment company British Land to provide services at three shopping parks. The agreement further strengthens the relationship between the two companies, who have worked successfully together for over 8 years.
 
Under the terms of the agreement, Incentive FM will deliver a range of specialist solutions at Broughton Shopping Park near Chester (cleaning and security), Mostyn Champneys in Llandudno (cleaning) and Queens Shopping Park in Stafford (cleaning). The three locations measure a combined 750,000 square foot, accommodate 4,000 cars, and are visited by more than 19 million visitors each year.
 
Incentive FM was awarded the contract following a competitive benchmarking exercise and will welcome 21 new colleagues to the business under TUPE regulations, who will each benefit from the company’s dedicated induction and training programmes.
 
Alan Barker, Centre Manager at British Land, said: “Incentive FM has a proven track record of consistently delivering exceptional services across several British Land sites and we are sure that this will be no different. More than 19 million visitors enjoy the shopping on offer at these three fantastic venues and we are confident that Incentive FM can contribute to a positive customer experience by maintaining a clean and safe environment.”
 
Mark Stevens at Incentive Facilities Management Ltd, said: “It is always exciting to secure a contract with a company for the very first-time, however it doesn’t compare to the pride of sealing a further portfolio with a long-standing partner. Our attitude to hard work, providing world class solutions, and delivering a return on investment is our greatest strength – and it pays dividends. This latest win cements our position as the leading services provider to the retail sector.”