A Carillion Joint Venture has been awarded the HESTIA South East and London Region Multi Activity Contract that could be worth over £200M over five years.
The contract is one of the seven HESTIA contracts that are set to be awarded, and will see the Carillion Joint Venture deliver a range of soft facilities management services, including catering, retail and leisure, and hotel and mess services for 87 key Defence sites across Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Berkshire and Central and Greater London.
Carillion has established a strong relationship with the Ministry of Defence through its existing Next Generation Estates contracts with Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) that cover the provision of housing maintenance, design, construction and facilities management services.
The contract is due to commence in September and will create more than 1800 jobs.
Carillion Chief Executive, Richard Howson, said: “We are extremely proud that our Carillion Joint Venture has been selected for this major contract. We look forward to building on our existing strong relationship with the Defence Infrastructure Organisation, and to working with the DIO and senior military personnel to deliver a range of services that will help to improve the lives of service personnel.”
Seven regional HESTIA Multi Activity Contracts will provide soft facilities management services for people living and working on the UK defence estate.
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