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    HM Forces Contract



    Hi Can anyone please tell me who has the Uk armed Forces contract for Refrigeration repairs in the uk.


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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    I think that you'll find Bernard that the MoD farms out these contracts to different contractors depending on the region covered.

    Then again, some of the main contractors probably sub the work out yet again.

    In my area for example there are two contractors covering some of the RAF and Army sites, one for each service.

    Some names that I know are...
    Sodexho, Alfred McAlpine, there's someone else based in Exeter but I can't remember their name....I'll have a dig around and come back.
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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    Sodexho are a catering company one of the main defence contractor is Serco

    http://www.serco.com/markets/defence/index.asp

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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    Hi and Thanks


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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    The contract is usually given to a building services company who are based on site to do everything from unblocking the toilets to repairing and installing fridge and air con equipment.

    I have had dealings with MITIE maintenance, Dodds, Serco, CGS and many more whose names have slipped my mind.

    They usually have a 2 year contract at the end they are replaced and it is left with who ever takes over if to retain the staff and the sub contractors. My work was on a few of the RAF sites.

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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    Thanks Andy

    I seen a job advertised through an agency offering 26K, do they normally pay overtime as well.

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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    Quote Originally Posted by bernard View Post
    Thanks Andy

    I seen a job advertised through an agency offering 26K, do they normally pay overtime as well.

    Bernard
    There own guys were usually on a salary, us sub contractors got paid overtime but the rates were always agreed before they used you.

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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    Thanks

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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    Mitie is maintaining a job site in Nottingham (a gas utility company) with some of our CCUs.
    I'm not at all impressed so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoNickName View Post
    Mitie is maintaining a job site in Nottingham (a gas utility company) with some of our CCUs.
    I'm not at all impressed so far.
    With Mitie ?

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    Re: HM Forces Contract

    As regards overtime, I think thatt he companys try and restrict site working to normal daytime hours.

    Any overtime would have to be an emergency and not normal maintenance working time.
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