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Facility management contract

Published:  11 September, 2015

Cofely.jpgCOFELY reports it has secured an Integrated Facilities Management (IFM) contract with Molson Coors UK. The five year contract covers a comprehensive range of IFM services.

Around 100 directly employed Cofely staff will deliver services to the company’s brewing facilities and offices. Services will include asset maintenance, office and industrial cleaning, site services, security, pest control, grounds maintenance, waste management and recycling.

Molson Coors director of HR & facilities, Katie Pearce commented: “Cofely has a proven track record of business partnering and we were impressed by the value it delivers through its IFM services. We look forward to working with the Cofely team moving forwards.”

Cofely’s UK CEO Wilfrid Petrie added: "We look forward to developing a strong relationship with Molson Coors that will make a real difference to the delivery of services.”

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