The Groß & Partner Group has awarded the facility management for five of its properties in Frankfurt am Main to Peter Gross Facility Management GmbH & Co. KG. The newly awarded contract encompasses a total portfolio of more than 100,000 square metres of space in the city on the Main.
The portfolio under management includes prominent addresses across the Frankfurt municipal area. Among them is Wiesenhüttenstraße 10, known as the Union Investment Tower, as well as the property at Siesmayerstraße 21. These are joined by the property at Münchener Straße 8 and the units at Lindleystraße 8 c+d and Lindleystraße 11.
Comprehensive scope of services in ongoing operations
The contractually agreed duties of the service provider cover key areas of operational building management. These include traditional property management, regular site walk-throughs, and the inspection and monitoring of technical systems. In addition, the company is responsible for documentation and reporting, and provides a 24/7 on-call service for the entire portfolio.
- —Operational property management and regular site walk-throughs
- —Inspection and monitoring of all technical systems
- —Detailed documentation and continuous reporting
- —Continuous 24/7 on-call service for all five Frankfurt properties
Regional presence as a key award criterion
Decisive factors in the award by the Groß & Partner Group included, alongside a compelling overall concept, the high degree of service and customer orientation demonstrated throughout the tender phase. The regional structures of the service provider also carried significant weight, ensuring short decision-making channels and pronounced flexibility during ongoing operations.
Rainer Vollmer, Managing Director of Peter Gross Facility Management GmbH & Co. KG, emphasised that this appointment marks the first time the company has worked for the Groß & Partner Group. He noted that this mandate provides a viable foundation for establishing a strategic partnership that could encompass further properties in the future.
The company currently employs more than 1,400 people in its facility management division. Vollmer pointed out that combining construction expertise with facility management allows the company to support clients over the long term across the entire property lifecycle, extending well beyond the initial construction phase.
