LIWO Group has strengthened its position in Central and Eastern Europe after securing major public sector facility management contracts in Poland and Slovenia. The agreements will see the company deliver cleaning and integrated FM services across more than 100 postal facilities over the coming years.
Expansion through public sector partnerships
Hungarian-headquartered LIWO Group has secured significant contract wins with the Polish Post and Pošta Slovenije, reinforcing its growing presence in the region’s facility management market. The projects cover more than 100 postal sites and highlight the company’s experience in supporting critical public infrastructure.
Strong results in competitive tenders
In Poland, LIWO Group’s subsidiary won contracts in 22 of the 58 regional lots offered by the Polish Post, outperforming strong competition from 30 bidders. The contracts have a combined annual value of more than €14 million, with services already underway in several regions and further locations scheduled to go live during August and September.
According to information released by LIWO Group, the contracts represent another important milestone in the company’s international growth strategy.
In Slovenia, the Group secured two regional contracts with Pošta Slovenije. Over the next four years, LIWO Group will provide facility management services at 79 postal locations across western Slovenia – including the Koper, Postojna and Nova Gorica regions – as well as in the country’s north-eastern region, covering the areas of Maribor, Ptuj and Slovenj Gradec. The contract, worth around €500,000 annually, will be delivered by a team of 52 employees.
Growing regional footprint
The latest contracts underline the confidence placed in LIWO Group by major public service organisations responsible for critical infrastructure. The company now operates in nine European countries, employing nearly 30,000 people and providing integrated facility management services across healthcare, transport, industry, commercial property and other essential sectors.