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NOMURA, London

Posted: 5 May 2026
Reading Time: 4 minutes

Enhancing performance in a mission-critical financial environment. Through structured critical environment management, 24/7 engineering support and continuous optimisation, we deliver resilient, high-performing infrastructure that supports uninterrupted operations.

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Rapid mobilisation in a high-risk environment

In 2018, NG Bailey Technical Facilities Services were appointed to deliver critical mechanical and electrical maintenance services across a multi-site portfolio for a global financial services organisation, following the collapse of the incumbent provider.

The mobilisation required immediate action to ensure continuity of service within a mission-critical environment, including the delivery a rapid three-day mobilisation, followed by a structured 60-day transition programme, including the successful transfer of 17 employees.

To support this, our team deployed a dedicated Transition Management Team and undertook full asset verification, critical spares reviews and condition surveys across the estate. A forward maintenance plan was developed to guide long-term asset replacement and provide confidence in performance and investment planning and from the outset, bespoke KPIs and SLAs were established in collaboration with the client, ensuring clear accountability and alignment with operational requirements.

Supporting a complex, critical estate

The portfolio includes multiple high-profile commercial buildings and critical environments, requiring a consistent and highly reliable approach to maintenance and operations. Delivering a full range of services including mechanical, electrical, fabric and HVAC maintenance, alongside BMS management, reactive support and planned preventative maintenance, our team ensures assets are maintained effectively while supporting uninterrupted business operations.

Given the critical nature of the environment, our approach is focused on stability, responsiveness and performance, ensuring systems operate reliably under all conditions.

Embedding critical environment management

To strengthen resilience, Critical Environment Management (CEM) principles were embedded into every aspect of service delivery. This includes a dedicated 24/7 on-site engineering team and a comprehensive maintenance programme for critical systems such as generators and UPS infrastructure, designed to eliminate unplanned outages.

Structured, scenario-based training was introduced aligned to standard operating procedures (SOPs) and emergency operating procedures (EOPs), ensuring that teams are fully prepared to respond effectively in high-pressure situations.

In parallel, we have worked with the client to streamline a complex supply chain, bringing services in-house where possible and integrating delivery across service lines, reducing cost and improving coordination.

Delivering measurable performance improvement

Our structured and proactive approach has delivered sustained improvements in operational performance. At contract award, performance was already strong, with an assessment score of 89.9 points. Through continuous optimisation and a focus on compliance and resilience, this increased to 94 points by 2021 and 95.6 by 2024 , exceeding the industry M&O average of 93.2.

This uplift reflects the impact of consistent delivery, data-informed decision-making and a clear focus on maintaining performance in a live, critical environment.

A model for critical service delivery

This portfolio demonstrates how a structured, disciplined approach to technical services can deliver measurable improvements in performance and resilience.

By combining rapid mobilisation, strong operational governance and embedded critical environment management, our NG Bailey Technical Facilities Services team are able to provide a stable and high-performing service, ensuring infrastructure remains reliable, compliant and capable of supporting business-critical operations at all times.


Posted: 5 May 2026
Reading Time: 4 minutes