BBC extends Interserve's security deal
Construction group Interserve has won a £20m contract extension to provide security services to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for another two years.
Above: Image of BBC security guards taken from BBC website
Interserve has provided the BBC with security services since April 2014 when it was awarded the corporation’s national security contract. This was a three-year deal to provide security services at properties across the UK. The account extension will start in early 2017.
Tom Ward, director of operations for security at Interserve, said: “We have a strong working relationship and have built up a track record of delivering outstanding service across a large and diverse portfolio. We look forward to continuing our work with the corporation for a further two years.”
This article was published on 8 Aug 2016 (last updated on 8 Aug 2016).
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