Washroom services

A news round-up of stories in the FM sector

Andron Facilities Management has embarked on a new five-year national contract with JLL PAM UK, with an option to extend it by two more years.

Most Londoners (81%) say that public toilet provision in their borough is bad, with only 3% of people surveyed reporting that it is good.

Heathrow Airport staff now have access to free period products through a partnership comprising Mitie, social enterprise Hey Girls, and the airport’s Altitude Gender Equality Network.

Infrastructure services and engineering firm Amey has partnered with environmentally friendly period product supplier Grace & Green to trial free period products at 13 offices and depots.

Commercial cleaning firm Incentive QAS has been awarded a three-year contract by Botanica Ditton Park, a multi-let office building amid 200 acres of parkland in Slough.

Portfolio, Churchill Group‘s high-end cleaning and hygiene service has secured a three-year contract with global law firm Penningtons Manches Cooper.

Thousands of severely disabled people who need specialised facilities when they are out and about will benefit from more than 500 new Changing Places toilets in England.

Post-pandemic washroom users remain wary

JLA Group, a multiservice provider of FM and business-critical equipment, has said it expects to be recruiting for 50 more roles during the coming weeks.