British Institute of Facilities Management (BIFM) How are you grouping your FM services? A new one day course running in Central London on 1 May 2014 is here to help you make sure that you are managing the most effective contract arrangement for your outsourced services. ‘FM Contract Models’ – making sense of the variations and determining best fit Bundled, TFM, managing contractor, best of breed – what are choices when organising FM services? As with so many other areas of FM, there is no ‘best’ or ‘universal’ answer. Complete with a framework to support the decision making process, the day includes plenty of workshop sessions and interactive exercises to help you put ideas into practice. Further information and registration Fees are £385+VAT for BIFM members or £480+VAT non-members.
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