Electrical Contractors
Partnership to Deliver Public Works

At GB Security Group we're committed to innovation in keeping people and property safe, with a 30 year track record in total security and fire protection.

We've earned an industry-leading reputation with our customers, and we have a strong track record in delivering on public sector contracts, from schools to police headquarters, and from monitored CCTV and access control to fire and intruder protection.

Use our experience and track record to boost your tenders.

Because we offer a total security solution, you can offer customers additional functionality through system integration - all backed up by a level of expertise that's second to none and accredited to the highest standard.

We can add your skills, like providing specialist knowledge on CCTV monitoring; conformity issues on intruder alarms; and security industry accredited maintenance contracts on fire alarms.

All delivered by a local company and professional, technically expert staff at every level, from director to engineer and a single point of contact.

Maximising value has never been more important. We want to work with you to win more public contracts.

We guarantee you competitive all-in prices backed up with the right experience.

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The HM Treasury estimates:

That the public procurement market, excluding public corporations, is worth around £150 billion per annum. This is broken down into Local Authorities (England/Wales) spend approximately £40 billion (Bought–in goods and Services – £27 billion and Capital Expenditure – £13 billion); NHS spends £17 billion (National Contracts £5bn and Regional NHS spend approx £12bn); MoD spends £16 billion; Education spends £10 billion, Civil Government spends £13 billion and Scotland spends £8 billion.

Procurement Lincolnshire

"The eight partner authorities spend in excess of £480 million per year on the procurement of goods, services and works and we have a duty to make sure that this spending represents value for money. By working together Procurement Lincolnshire and its partner authorities will seek to deliver two clear priorities:

• Delivering year on year efficiencies, but not at the cost of quality;


• Developing and embracing socially responsible procurement, engaging with local and regional suppliers to promote the local economy and taking account of the social and environmental impact of spending decisions."