January 16, 2015 – USPS awards contract for maintenance management worth up to $450 million
The United States Postal Service awards contract for nationwide Facilities Services.
The contract was awarded to Jones Lang LaSalle Americas (JLL), located in Chicago, IL. The initial contract is for a two (2)-year base period and up to four (4) – two (2) year renewal option periods.
The initial contract is estimated at $45,000,000 per year for the base, two (2) year period and may have up to four (4)-two (2) year option periods that could extend the contract maximum to ten (10) years.
The Facilities Services Supplier will provide management for equipment and building maintenance throughout the United States. Under this contract, the supplier will execute contracts for|
- snow & ice removal
- landscaping services
- pest control services
- custodial services
- preventative equipment maintenance and
- minor repairs for all facility (building related) equipment and other like services.
The scale of the work performed will range from $100 and $50,000.
In 2012, USPS awarded Jones Lang LaSalle a Supplier Innovation Award. Jones provided integrated facility services management at four USPS sites. Jones also represented USPS in real estate transactions.
Why is there no mention of this anywhere else on the Internet? It seems mighty fishy to me that I can’t find ANYTHING, anywhere else. There is no name associated with the article as the author.
I call BS.
I’ve noticed that you found the information.
And then the USPS will pay the postal employees that have already successfully negotiated to perform the work under the APWU’s Contract.