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New Partnership with Slough Borough Council

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We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a four-year contract to work in partnership with Slough Borough Council, delivering Facilities Management services to over 80 buildings across Slough.

Slough Borough Council provides services for a population of over 150,000 people. We will be providing planned and reactive maintenance, as well as cleaning services across offices, libraries, community centres, day centres, car parks and sports grounds across the borough.

When speaking on the project, Jamila Ibrahim, Facilities Contracts & Project Manager at Slough Borough Council said “The partnership with Bouygues Energies & Services is an opportunity welcomed by Slough, and has come at the right time, with Slough growing in terms of redevelopment in its thriving economy. Bouygues Energies & Services will play an integral part in supporting this journey, working alongside Slough’s other partners. We look forward to seeing the benefits this partnership will bring.”

This new opportunity allows us to expand their portfolio within the local government sector, supporting their growth along the M4 corridor. Lee Beard, Contract Director on the project said “Everyone involved is thrilled about the new partnership with Slough Borough Council. We have been actively seeking to enhance our activities in both local government and the Thames Valley, so this is of great importance to us.

We are very much looking forward to building a strong and trusting relationship with the Slough Borough Council team.”

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