Spider Access, a Gulf-based multipurpose contracting firm, has recently been awarded a three-year maintenance agreement with Emaar to undertake maintenance on the Boulevard Plaza.

The firm will commence operations on site in early July, a statement said.

The company that caters to the commercial, retail, hospitality and residential sectors with a range of cleaning and maintenance services, secured the win against stiff opposition with a track record for excellent service, said Mazen Harake, managing director at Spider Access.

“As a partner of choice, we were requested with a number of other companies to tender for this prestigious contract. While we were able to meet all the requirements, ultimately, our competitive advantage came in the form of being able to provide value-added services in line with the stature of the project,” he added.

The Boulevard Plaza epitomises style and status on the most prestigious square kilometer in the world with its elegant design and prominent position next to the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall.

The plaza features open landscaped courtyards, shaded outdoor café and retail outlets that will now be under maintenance of Spider Access.

Spider Access will be undertaking maintenance activities associated with ensuring that the building façade and glazing is maintained and cleaned to the highest level to maintain a visually appealing environment for building occupants and visitors, and also present the building in the best visual condition due to its prime location and unique architectural style and format.

The team’s responsibilities also extend to providing an inspection regime that enables building issues and defects on the façade to be readily identified and thus reported allowing speedy rectification.

“This contract further consolidates our position as the service provider of choice in the emirate. We are keen on building on our relationship with Emaar, by delivering quality with customer-focused service, and on continuing to prove that we are the right choice with our efficient solutions,” Harake said. – TradeArabia News Service