Graham Grows Local Authority Window Repair Business

Graham has won a contract with Worcester City Council.

Graham, a big player in the facilities management sector has just landed a three year reactive contract with Severn Trent that includes window replacements and roof repairs.

The massive water provider has sites across Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire. Severn Trent’s Welsh operations, Hafren Dyfrdwy, will also fall under the geographical scope.

The majority of the building maintenance works contract will be for reactive maintenance that will involve repairs to existing buildings, with elements of joinery, reactive roofing repairs and paving (even repairs to dry-stone walls).

"Planned maintenance will focus on painting and related cyclical works such as window replacements and roof repairs," said Graham.

Severn Trent serves over eight million people in the heart of the UK, supplying nearly two billion litres of drinking water a day.

Beginning in May 2020, the measured term contract will be directed from the newly opened Graham office in Wythall, bordering Solihull and Birmingham.

 

 “Severn Trent Water operates in an area of more than 21,000 square kilometres that includes Birmingham and ten other major industrial cities,”

– Gareth Smyth 

Operations Director, Graham FM

 

Worcester City Council

Graham has also just secured a building repairs and maintenance and minor works contract with Worcester City Council.

The contractor will deliver reactive maintenance, planned maintenance, minor works projects and out of hours emergency works over an initial five year term, with the potential for a further two-year extension.

Commencing on 1 April 2020, Graham will be responsible for over 70 properties and sites within the council’s local government boundaries, ranging from public buildings and associated structures, to depots, offices, community centres, historic parks, allotments and communal areas.

The buildings include the Grade I listed Guildhall, dating back to 1721, and the Museum and Art Gallery, which was established in 1833.

Picture: Graham has won a contract with Worcester City Council.

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
30th March 2020

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