ServeU, a leading facilities management (FM) company based in the UAE and one of Union Properties’ subsidiaries, has secured a major bid to offer FM services for 14 pavilions participating at Expo 2020 Dubai, which is set to open this October.
The company said that the agreement includes providing human resource (HR) and staffing services such as guide management, cleaning, security and administration, and logistics for the pavilions.
ServeU explained that the contracts, which are valued at $4.8 million, will be executed by the company to maintain the demands of facilities covering a total area spanning 30,000 square meters of the Expo 2020 land with a team of 300 experts, technicians and specialists.
These awarded contracts further secure ServeU’s reputation as a leading FM organization, known for its capability in providing quality and efficient services through its automated systems and digital innovations.
Khalifa Hassan Al Hammadi Chairman – Union Properties
“We are pleased to announce that ServeU, a subsidiary of Union Properties, has won these contracts in a new indicator that reflects the company’s leadership in the facilities management services. This also reaffirms the market’s growing confidence in the technical expertise and specialized competencies of our teams. These contracts will open new opportunities for the company to boost its presence, enhance competitiveness in the local and regional markets, as well as highlight our capabilities in maintaining high-quality standards and efficiency in the FM industry.”
ServeU’s General Manager Mr. Gary Reader said, “We aim to enhance the experience of visitors and guests of the pavilions and contribute to the success of our customers during their participation in this global platform. Our modern technologies, integrated systems, and three decades of experience in the industry will be utilized to meet the goals.”
The 14 new contracts are the latest addition to the company’s agreements with the pavilions participating in Expo 2020 Dubai. Aside from these new contracts, the company has earlier entered an agreement with the UK to provide its pavilion with HR services and additional manpower.
