Corps Security has secured a contract with the National Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Society Limited (NFU Mutual), the UK insurance composite.

According to the company, the contract began in April, with Corps Security working on over 30 of NFU Mutual’s sites throughout the UK.

Corps provides a fully integrated security solution for NFU Mutual.

What will Corps Security provide?

This includes front of house security personnel with customer facing security guarding, remote monitoring services through Corps Monitoring and security maintenance across NFU Mutual’s estate.

NFU Mutual says it chose to work with Corps as part of Social Enterprise UK’s Buy Social Corporate Challenge, which helps large businesses work with suppliers, to embed sustainability into its core operations.

“From the initial conversation we had with Corps it was clear that its approach to delivering excellence in security services through its people made them stand out from their peer group,” said Andrew Malone, Facilities Technical Service Lead of NFU Mutual.

“They have conducted themselves in an exemplary manner since we made the decision to partner with them, resulting in one of our main objectives to retain the employment of the guards who work on our sites.

“We are looking forward to working with them to further enhance the service we offer the business.”

As part of both organisations’ social value commitments, a portion of the revenue generated from the contract is going direct to veteran’s support charity Combat Stress, the UK’s leading charity for veterans’ mental health.

Security solutions with social value

“Our work with NFU Mutual is incredibly exciting as it allows us to combine our expert services on one account.

“At Corps Security we are proud to deliver security solutions with social value.

“We are delighted to form a fulfilling partnership with NFU Mutual which not only protects its people and assets, but also empowers us to collectively “do the right thing” by supporting our social mission via a fully integrated security solution.”

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