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<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\nForest, which turns over \u00a37.6m with EBITDA of \u00a30.5m, works with major hospitality players including Mitchells & Butlers, Greene King and Wetherspoon. The group has more than 30 years\u2019 experience and a footprint stretching across the Midlands, northern England and Scotland.<\/p>\n
Its engineers will slot into Mitie\u2019s Technical Services arm, bolstering existing M&E, HVAC, asset upgrade and decarbonisation capabilities and expanding the firm\u2019s \u2018Intelligent Engineering\u2019 offer.<\/p>\n
Mitie said integrating refrigeration kit into its Building Management Systems will crank up data-driven remote monitoring and predictive maintenance across large estates.<\/p>\n
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Adam Mitton, technical services operating officer, said: \u201cAs our customers’ needs for Integrated Facilities Management continue to grow, the acquisition of Forest brings a scaled workforce and specialist engineering capabilities that unlocks Mitie’s ability to self-deliver critical refrigeration engineering services across our clients’ estates.<\/p>\n
“Integrating refrigeration assets into our Building Management Systems (BMS) will enhance the data-driven smart monitoring and predictive maintenance of these critical assets for our customers.”<\/p>\n
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