Accredited Contractor Supply Chain
Nickleby manages a growing Supply Chain of over 60 Contractors across all disciplines and with National coverage. Every contractor is vetted by Nickleby prior to joining the Supply Chain and poor performing contractors that are dropped. The accredited Contractors are allocated on a post-code basis in layers so that if the primary Contractor cannot respond, another will be available. We employ different operating models with our contractors depending on the type and density of the work. Our Supply Chain is organic in that it is constantly growing and improving by rewarding the better performers and dropping the poor ones.
What to do next...
- email us: info@nickleby.co.uk
- call us: 08450 260 990
Sectors
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Construction
Nickleby offers property management services and software to the construction industry. Our innovative facilities management solutions save you time, money and effort in your property maintenance activities.
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Retail
Nickleby offers property management services and software to retailers that benchmarks and controls costs and data, improve cost margins and add observable value to your business.
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IT
Nickleby's management information software, processes and related services can help Information Technology (IT) clients maximise the value to your business in maintaining your property portfolio - from offices to distribution centres to retail outlets.
Case Studies
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Fitness First
"I use Emergense because it offers functionality and intelligence that is not available in any other system" Harry Kay, Property Director at Fitness First.
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Somerfield
"Nickleby's exceptional skills in re-engineering processes for efficiency and effectiveness impressed us so much that we employed them to introduce an intelligent, flexible maintenance process for Somerfield too." Ian Callaghan, Director of Construction and Renewals at Somerfield
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Poundland
In late 2008, Poundland came to Nickleby with a problem - they were operating an out-sourced helpdesk solution that was not fulfilling their needs.


