Citycare Property Awarded New Zealand Health Group Facilities Maintenance Contract
Citycare Property is proud to announce that it has been awarded the national facilities Repairs and Maintenance contract for New Zealand Health Group (NZHG), the country’s largest provider of home and community support, disability, rehabilitation, mental health, and behavioural support services.
Through its extensive network, NZHG supports thousands of people and whānau across Aotearoa. Citycare Property will be delivering facilities management, grounds maintenance, and planned preventative maintenance (PPM) services across 209 NZHG residential properties nationwide.
Citycare Property is anchored by a powerful purpose: We enhance the wellbeing of our communities | Te Whakamarohi i ō Matou Hapori. Brent Cations, Citycare Property Business Development Manager, says the partnership reflects a strong alignment in purpose and values.
“New Zealand Health Group plays a vital role in supporting the wellbeing and independence of people and whānau across the country. We’re proud to be entrusted with maintaining the environments where this important work takes place,” says Brent.
“We are committed to providing safe, healthy living environments for both the people NZHG supports and their support workers.”
In this multi-year partnership, Citycare Property will implement a whole of estate asset management approach, capturing data from every service request and asset interaction. This will enable the team to identify recurring issues, measure asset reliability, optimise planned maintenance programmes, and extend asset life.
“We’re looking forward to working closely with NZHG to ensure properties remain safe, healthy and fit for purpose to support better outcomes for the people and communities that NZHG serve” Brent says.
“We’re looking forward to working with Citycare Property. Their professional, high-quality approach to property management will have a direct impact on the lives of people we support in our residential homes, says Natalie Berry, Director of NZCL.