London Fire Brigade’s Protective Equipment Group retained in-house

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London Fire Brigade PEG 2014

The Protective Equipment Group (PEG) provides specialist equipment, expertise and services ranging from respiratory and chemical protection to high line and water rescue. It employs 35 staff and operates 24/7/365 for emergency services. The service was included in the retendering of the fleet maintenance contract (a 21 year contract awarded to Babcock International), but the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority decided to retain the PEG service in-house following a report by ESSU for UNISON LFEPA and an officer cost assessment report.

ESSU report for UNISON LFEPA

PDF Document London Fire Brigade PEG 2014

LFEPA Response to UNISON report – FEP 2237A 27 March 2014 http://moderngov.london-fire.gov.uk/mgconvert2pdf.aspx?id=2915

LFEPA Report retaining PEG in-house FEP 2237 27 March 2014 Procurement Process for the Authority’s Vehicles and Equipment Contract and the Protective Equipment Services http://moderngov.london-fire.gov.uk/mgconvert2pdf.aspx?id=2913

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