The 1970s city centre building was refurbished in 2018 and is now home to around 1,500 West Midlands police staff.
The contract, which initially spanned two years was extended for a further two years in 2022, involves the provision of planned mechanical and electrical engineering work, services for the fabric of the building, reactive maintenance and project works for the force’s Birmingham HQ, Lloyd House.
We use a combined team of permanent, site-based engineers and mobile engineers to service the building, and as it’s essential that the headquarters can be operational 24 hours a day, real-time tracking applications will be used to provide the client with updates about when and where work is happening, reducing disruption for officers and support staff.
We use a combined team of permanent, site-based engineers and mobile engineers to service the building, and as it’s essential that the headquarters can be operational 24 hours a day, real-time tracking applications will be used to provide the client with updates about when and where work is happening, reducing disruption for officers and support staff.
As well as delivering core services, we also focus on a programme of community investment in employment and training opportunities for local people and in local community initiatives, for example with local schools.
Stewart Meikle
Force Engineer, Property Services, West Midlands Police
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