An IFM package consolidates both hard technical services like maintenance, HVAC, and BMS, as well as soft non-technical services such as janitorial, food, and transport. The benefits of an IFM model include freeing up resources by having a single provider handle all support services through an efficient model, accessing innovation and best practices, achieving cost savings through a defined facilities budget, and gaining a long-term accountable partner aligned with your objectives. The document recommends downloading a whitepaper from the IFMA Knowledge Library for further information on how IFM optimizes production.

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An IFM package is a consolidation of Hard (technical) and Soft (non-technical) services.
Integrated Facility Management (IFM)
• Asset/machine maintenance
• Mechanical & engineering equipment
• HVAC
• BMS
• Building fabric maintenance & repair
Hard services
• Janitorial/cleaning services
• Mail room
• Grounds maintenance
• Pest control
• Waste management
• Transport
• Office support services
• Food
Soft services

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Benefits of an IFM model
• Freedom from allocating your people
resource to non-production activities
• A single interface with one primary
provider
• Streamlining of all support services
through a single efficient model
• Accessing innovation, technology and
best practice across all support services
• Driving and achieving defined cost
savings through a clear facilities budget
• A committed and accountable long-term
partner aligned to your objectives

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for further information.
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How Integrated Facility Management
optimizes production