LIWO Group’s Polish and Slovenian subsidiaries have been awarded contracts through public procurement procedures conducted by the Polish Post and the Slovenian Post. These significant new international contract awards will see the Hungarian-headquartered group deliver cleaning and integrated facility management services across more than 100 postal facilities in the coming years, further strengthening its footprint in Central and Eastern Europe. These new contracts underline the quality and international competitiveness of LIWO Group’s services and demonstrate its expertise in delivering facility management services for critical infrastructure.
The contract awards in Poland and Slovenia represent another significant milestone in LIWO Group’s international expansion. In Poland, the Group’s subsidiary was highly successful in the public procurement process conducted by the Polish Post, securing service contracts in 22 of the 58 regional lots put out to tender. The procurement attracted 30 bidders, including many of the region’s leading facility management providers, making the result particularly impressive in such a highly competitive environment. The combined annual value of the awarded contracts exceeds EUR 14 million. Service implementation is being rolled out in phases, with operations already commencing in several regions in mid-June, while services will commence at additional locations during August and September.
In Slovenia, LIWO Group’s subsidiary was awarded two regional lots under a public procurement procedure launched by Pošta Slovenije
Under the nearly four-year contract, the company will provide services at a total of 79 locations across western Slovenia – including the Koper, Postojna and Nova Gorica regions – as well as in the country’s north-eastern region, covering the areas of Maribor, Ptuj and Slovenj Gradec. The project will be delivered by a team of 52 employees and has an annual contract value of approximately EUR 500,000.
In both cases, LIWO Group’s subsidiaries were selected as service partners by nationally significant public service operators responsible for critical infrastructure. These appointments reflect the confidence that some of the region’s most important public institutions place in the Group’s expertise, operational reliability and high service standards.
Today, LIWO Group operates in nine European countries and employs nearly 30,000 people. The Group provides integrated facility management services to healthcare institutions, transportation operators, industrial facilities, office buildings and other organisations responsible for operating critical infrastructure across the region.