Property Services Agency

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The Property Services Agency was a former UK government body responsible for managing and maintaining government buildings and estates.

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instanceOf former United Kingdom government agency
country United Kingdom
dissolutionCause privatisation of functions
transfer of responsibilities to other government departments
dissolved 1990
employerOf architects
civil servants
engineers
estate managers
surveyors
field building maintenance
construction services
estate management
facilities management
government property management
governmentFunction support services for central government
hasObjective cost-effective maintenance of government estates
efficient use of government property assets
headquartersLocation London, England
surface form: London
industry public sector property management
jurisdiction UK government
surface form: Government of the United Kingdom
notableEvent involved in UK government property services reforms in the 1980s
subject to criticism over efficiency and accountability in the 1980s
ownedBy Crown
parentOrganization Department of the Environment (United Kingdom)
partOf UK civil service
predecessor Ministry of Works
surface form: Ministry of Works (United Kingdom)
regulates standards for government building maintenance (internal)
responsibility design and construction of public buildings
maintenance of government estates
management of Crown estate office accommodation for civil service
management of government buildings
procurement of construction and maintenance services for government
property services for central government departments
property services for some non-departmental public bodies
sector public sector
serviceArea England
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
successor Property Holdings (United Kingdom)
individual government departments’ estates divisions
private sector facilities management companies
timePeriod 20th century
uses public procurement procedures

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