Salisbury secures £1 million of new contracts
Salisbury Group has announced it has won four new contracts, worth a total value of £1 million per year.
Salisbury Group has announced it has won four new contracts, worth a total value of £1 million per year.
The new contracts include a leading retailer with over 90 stores in major cities and towns, a technology-led transport firm, an international art services business and a significant new entrant into the retail energy market.
The range of services Salisbury will deliver includes engineering maintenance and facilities and compliance services at sites across the UK. The agreements add to the company's existing contract base and its footprint means it can reach any site in mainland Britain within 60 minutes.
Commenting on the contract news, group managing director, Andrew Lunt said, "Salisbury Group has grown year on year since its inception and the first half of 2019 has started with some excellent new additions to our national contract base. We look forward to continuing this growth and further expanding our unique market proposition of offering truly national breadth with investment in local management expertise and responsiveness."
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