Mrs Buckét wins contract to clean Cardiff Sixth Form College at its new Cardiff Bay campus
Commercial cleaning specialist, Mrs Buckét, has been awarded the contract to clean Cardiff Sixth Form College’s new Cardiff Bay campus – which opened its doors on Monday, September 14.
The Mrs Buckét team has been cleaning the current campus at Trinity Court in the centre of Cardiff for just over a year.
The new campus is based in one of the Bay’s most historic buildings in Merchant Place and has increased the school’s capacity. Located opposite the Wales Millennium Centre, it will house up to 500 students, offering state-of-the-art facilities for UK and international day and boarding students.
This contract win, says Mrs Buckét, further solidifies its expertise in educational cleaning. It currently has 25 contracts in and around south Wales, cleaning some of Wales’ most prestigious and successful schools and colleges.
Speaking of the contract win, CEO and Founder of Mrs Buckét Rachael Flanagan, said: “We are thrilled to have been awarded this contract. We have been working closely with Cardiff Sixth Form College and their owners Dukes Education for many years, but we still had to bid for this contract competitively. So, it’s even more rewarding that our team has won it again.
“The new campus at Merchant Place is a beautiful building, with some amazing facilities for the students who study at Cardiff from all over the world. The building that has also been refurbished to house the College’s boarders also offers wonderful accommodation for those students and we will also be looking after these facilities.”
Flanagan added: “We are proud that Cardiff Sixth Form College has trusted us with the cleaning of this new state-of-the-art building, and look forward to working closely with them in the coming months and years to keep it in top condition.”
Sharon Wright, Director of Finance & Operations at the College, said: “This new campus is key to the future of the school, so having the very best cleaning contracting company looking after it for us was really important – Mrs Buckét is just that.
“To reach the highest standards, our students and staff also need a clean and safe environment to achieve and excel in their studies, so we’re excited to work together to drive forward standards across the school.”