Burnley business wins £1m tender with county council

Burnley-based company KeyPlus has been awarded a major contract to provide security services to Lancashire County Council.

The 4-year tender, will see the company providing security services for several hundred sites owned/managed by the council including schools, academies and premises of local significance.

Founded in 2008, KeyPlus have become a trusted name across the North West, providing security to a range of public and private sector organisations. Their mission to deliver accredited, professional and reliable security services including Key Holding, Alarm Response and Mobile Patrols has been met with great demand.

“As an Approved Contractor for the Security Industry Authority (SIA), we pride ourselves on delivering professional security services that work for all our clients and are delighted to have been awarded this contract. This is fantastic news for the business and we’re very much looking forward to getting started” said Brian Curran, Managing Director of KeyPlus.

“As a Burnley business operating across the North West, it’s great to see our hard work being recognised by organisations like Lancashire County Council. To be awarded this contract is testament to the high-quality service we provide and the trusted relationships we build with clients.”

As a committed Living Wage Employer, this is an excellent opportunity for KeyPlus to continue their growth and support their employees with a true living wage.

“I am delighted to work for a company that is well-recognised within the industry and also looks after its staff” said Alison Stansfield, Office Manager.

“Our contract with Lancashire County Council is another step in the right direction and we’re all very excited for the future.”

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