The Port of Dover has expanded a fire safety framework agreement with DMA Group to include repairs and improvements across its estate of 65 buildings.
The original multiyear port-wide mechanical & electrical (M&E) maintenance and projects framework which has been managed by an onsite team included a Framework Charter confirming shared collaborative commitments to work together to continuously improve and raise the standards of building maintenance and project delivery across the port.
Under the new relationship, DMA will also cover general building maintenance, repairs to the fabric of buildings and provide specialist compliance services.
Securing this project is testament to the transparent, collaborative efforts of both organisations
"We’re extremely proud to be contributing to making the Port’s buildings work better."
Port of Dover project manager, Adrian Baker, adds: “The Port of Dover with DMA Group are working closely together to deliver this important project.”
The Port of Dover is Europe’s busiest international ferry port, handling two million cars and 11 million passengers.
The Port also welcomes 2.4 million trucks annually - more than all other ports within the United Kingdom and markets itself as Britain’s "Bridge to Europe" for over £144 billion of trade every year.
