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G4S extends security contract for the States of Guernsey Ports

G4S extends security contract for the States of Guernsey Ports

Thursday 23 November 2017

G4S extends security contract for the States of Guernsey Ports


MEDIA RELEASE: The views expressed in this article are those of the author and not Bailiwick Express, and the text is reproduced exactly as supplied to us

G4S Channel Islands, the leading security services provider in Guernsey, has been awarded a five-year extension of the Ports security contract for the airports and harbours for the Bailiwick of Guernsey. The contract covers all of the security elements of the airports and harbours in both Guernsey and Alderney, including central search and all passenger and luggage screening.

G4S Channel Islands has been providing security for Guernsey Ports for the past 17 years and this five-year renewal, conducted under competitive tender, reflects the continued confidence of States of Guernsey Ports in G4S as a strategic partner.

The long-term success of the relationship is based on core principles of regulatory compliance, focus on a positive customer experience and an understanding of the importance of the Ports as the ‘Gateways to Guernsey’ for visitors and locals alike.

Ash Nicholas, Head of Aviation Services at Guernsey Ports, said, “We are pleased to be continuing our successful partnership with G4S and are confident that they will continue to keep us compliant with Civil Aviation Authority and Department for Transport aviation and maritime regulations as they have done for many years.”

Deanne Le Gresley, Managing Director of G4S Channel Islands, said, “Successfully retaining our security contract with Guernsey Ports has been achieved through the hard work of our G4S aviation and maritime security teams, working alongside the Ports of Guernsey.  We are proud to continue providing a vital security service at the Island’s gateways.” 

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