HSS ProService awarded multi-million supply chain contract

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HSS ProService, the online marketplace from HSS Hire, has been selected as the UK hire supply chain partner for workplace experience and facility management (FM) firm ISS.

The deal, worth around £6 million, will see HSS ProService integrate its service platform into ISS’s existing purchasing system and provide a managed service for its hire supply chain,

According to HSS ProService, it will ensure a streamlined procurement processes and improved operational efficiencies, enhance visibility on cost controls and the overall efficiency of equipment procurement for ISS teams.

Dani Hodgson, chief commercial officer, HSS ProService said, “We know that procurement teams are focused on delivering maximum efficiencies through innovation and better visibility on cost control in 2025.

“We are pleased that world-class FM companies like ISS continue to recognise our platform as part of their future procurement strategy. It supports them in their goal of delivering supply chain consolidation, enhanced operational efficiency and scale in a way that’s fit for purpose in the modern world.”

Paul Humble, head of Hard FM procurement, ISS UK, added, “We are delighted to appoint HSS ProService as our official hire supply chain partner in the UK. It means our team will have an improved experience in the procuring of hired equipment, stronger visibility on cost controls as well as delivering practical efficiencies and good value for our overall business.

“This exciting new partnership will ensure we have the resources we need as we continue to develop and innovate as an organisation. We are excited to work in partnership with HSS ProService and we are looking forward to the innovations in service delivery that will follow.”

ISS operates in over 30 countries worldwide, employing more than 27,000 people across the UK and Ireland. The company delivers a range of facility services, including cleaning, technical support, food services, and other functions across sectors such as banking, healthcare, and public services.