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Corps Security has been re-awarded its contract with Walsall College for a further five years following a competitive tender. The ongoing partnership involves static guarding, control room management, patrolling, and front-of-house and student services assistance across all four campuses.

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Walsall College, based in the Midlands, has been rated outstanding by Ofsted and is the largest provider of courses in the borough. The college’s main campus is in Wisemore, with other sites in Green Lane, Whitehall, Cannock and Leamore. A team of 16 officers, as well as a dedicated security manager, will continue to work across the sites.

Mike Bullock, CEO of Corps Security, said “I am delighted to be delivering security services to Walsall College for a further five years. We have built strong working relationships with the organisation and look forward to continue to work with them.

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