Civinity, the building maintenance and engineering solutions group, has been entrusted with the maintenance of the Flow business centre
2023.10.13
Real estate development company Eika has entrusted the maintenance of the new 20-storey business centre Flow to Civinity, one of the largest building maintenance and engineering solutions groups in the Baltic States. The total area of the business centre under maintenance is 20 000 square metres.
Civinity will provide comprehensive maintenance services for commercial buildings, including maintenance of engineering systems such as plumbing, electrical, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and cooling, and fire. It will also provide maintenance of the building structures and the building management system (BMS).
Flow Business Centre is certified under the international BREEAM system and is aiming for a New Construction Outstanding rating. During construction, the building was equipped with ventilation, humidification, efficient heating and lighting systems, some of which meet the international WELL sustainability standard. Civinity engineering, a Civinity Group company, was also responsible for the partial installation of the building’s engineering systems. The business centre is scheduled to open its doors to tenants at the beginning of November this year.
“As the building manager, our goal is to provide all possible building maintenance and engineering solutions services from a single source, thus ensuring a smooth operation for the tenants of the business centre. By choosing to work with a long-standing market leader, we have no doubt that we will easily achieve our goals,” says Giedrius Brūzgė, Director of Eika’s Asset Management Department.
“We are proud to have the opportunity to take care of one of the newest and most modern business centres in Vilnius and to ensure the safety and comfort of the citizens working there. This business centre is a good example of why we provide our clients with comprehensive engineering solutions design, installation and maintenance services. Having been involved in the construction of the building, we know all the systems we have installed, so we can maintain them in the most efficient and high-quality way in the future,” says Virgeda Jackaitė, CEO of Civinity.
The services will be provided by Inservis, a Civinity Group company with 19 years of experience in providing administration and maintenance services for commercial buildings throughout Lithuania. “Inservis joined the group following the acquisition of Invalda INVL from asset management group Invalda INVL, which was completed in 2022.
“Civinity is one of the largest building maintenance and engineering solutions groups in the Baltics. The company brings together more than 30 companies that maintain 10 million sqm of residential and commercial buildings and have installed several thousand engineering systems in different European cities. In 2022, the Civinity team had 1,711 employees in Lithuania, Latvia and the UK, revenues of EUR 74.158 million and EBITDA of EUR 4.121 million.
About FLOW: “Flow” refers to constant movement, flow. It is a state where challenge combines with skill, where thoughts are focused and thinking is stretched, and then moving towards clear thoughts, ideas, work and goals. “Flow is a new space for business that focuses on the well-being of employees, both at work and at rest, because only calm and focused thoughts lead to purposeful and successful results.
About EIKA Group: founded in 1992, EIKA is one of the largest real estate development and construction groups in Lithuania, successfully developing residential, commercial, public and other building projects. The company has already built over 6,000 apartments and 600,000 square metres of buildings. The company has successfully developed and now manages the multifunctional complex “Live Square”, business centre “135”, shopping centre “Pupa”, EIKA business centre. EIKA has been awarded many times as the best real estate developer in Lithuania, the company’s projects “Santariškių namai”, “Basanavičiaus 9A” and “Eika namai Pilaitėje” have become the best in Lithuania.