BMG signs two-year deal with Leeds Beckett University ​

May 29 | 2023

Business Moves Group (BMG) has secured a two-year contract, with the option to extend for a further two years, with Leeds Beckett University after a rigorous tendering process.

Leeds Beckett UniversityBMG will be supporting Leeds Beckett on the relocation of campus buildings, as well as the redistribution and recycling of redundant furniture. BMG’s environmental and sustainability solution was a key factor in Leeds Beckett’s decision. The service includes a full structured report of the furniture that is to be removed from the campus buildings, where it has gone, and, if it has been recycled, how that piece of furniture will be broken down.

A key upcoming project for the university is a move across to the Headingly and Civic Quarter campus. This will be supported by BMG’s in-house team of IT managers, move managers, porters, and security teams.

Sarah Beckett, Category Manager in Procurement of Estates at Leeds Beckett University said, “We are delighted to be working with Business Moves Group as we begin our work relocating to our new campus buildings. We were particularly impressed with their account management and the structures they will implement to make the move successful. We are only a small team that look after a large campus estate, so their integration with us and adapting their practices to suit our situation is extremely promising.”

“Additionally, their sustainability offering was a key factor in our choice, as we want to make this transition as eco-friendly as possible. BMG’s was the only bid that covered such a wide grasp of the environmental aspects of this work.”

Graham Hardy, Business Development Director of Business Moves Group, North said, “We are extremely pleased to have been chosen for our extensive service offering, and are looking forward to getting stuck in. As a national business with a hub in Leeds, we are pleased to be helping this local business and to be creating a great space for students and staff to thrive in.”

Photo: Leeds Beckett University.