Eccles Special Schools, Salford
About this project
The Eccles contract consists of three new build Special Educational Needs High schools situated on two sites, which have been operating since March 2003. The schools have all been relocated from their original sites, with the phased openings of each school between 2005/06. New Park High School is specifically for young people who have behavioural problems and have left mainstream schools. Oakwood High School and Chatsworth High School are designed for young people with severe learning and physical disabilities.
The schools are wholly owned by Semperian, who also manages the on-going obligations of the PFI project through a concession, which is scheduled to terminate in 2030. Semperian’s partner and principal building occupier is Salford City Council who leases the premises from Semperian. The schools were constructed by Jarvis Ltd and FM services are provided by SPIE/Hochtief FM UK Ltd, with catering services supplied by Chartwells Ltd.
As part of its obligations, Semperian manages the facilities contract which includes:
- Contract Management
- Help Desk
- Caretaking
- Caretaking
- Caretaking
- Security
- Utilities Management
- Utilities Management
- Caretaking
- Building Fabric and Services Maintenance
- Catering
- Grounds Maintenance
- Cleaning
- Pest Control
- Waste Management
Semperian is also responsible for the life cycle fund management and the delivery of the annual life cycle works, ensuring that the schools remain in prime condition.
