Marlow Grey Consulting

Fixing FM contract risk before it becomes operational failure.

For BTR & PBSA operators managing 3 or more sites.


About

FM problems are rarely caused by poor effort.
They are caused by poor structure.

Most operators come to us after a mobilisation fell apart, a contract failed under audit, or FM costs started climbing with no explanation.We find where the structure broke down - before it becomes expensive to fix.We work across UK BTR & PBSA portfolios.
Not as a managed FM provider.
On your side of the table.
Over £180k in FM cost risk identified across portfolios reviewed in the last 12 months.


200-bed PBSA | North West

Inherited FM contract post-acquisition. 11 responsibilities unassigned between operator and provider. No one knew who owned them until an audit forced the question.

Contract restructured in 5 weeks. £35k recovered at first renegotiation.

320-unit BTR | Midlands

FM spend had grown 22% over 18 months with no change in scope.
Cost audit found three overlapping service lines charged separately.

£48k removed from the annual run rate. KPI framework now in place.


How it works

#StepWhat we doYou get
1Stress testContract scope vs. operational reality. We find where they’ve drifted apart.A map between what the contract says and what’s actually happening.
2Compliance checkCurrent obligations vs. current contracts. No guesswork.A plain-language view of what’s covered, what isn’t, and what’s exposed.
3Risk exposureEvery disputed or unclear responsibility named and prioritised.A risk register with no ambiguity about where liability sits.
4RoadmapFix, restructure or re-procure - with a clear recommendation on what to do first.A decision-ready document. Board-ready. Finance director explainable.

Most reviews completed in 2 to 3 weeks. The findings typically pay for themselves at first renegotiation.


Three engagements. Project-based. No retainers.

Service 1Contracts that hold up under auditScope reviews, compliance mapping and contract restructuring for BTR & PBSA portfolios facing Building Safety Act scrutiny, investor due diligence or operator change.
Service 2Procurement that survives handoverStrategic FM tendering aligned to how the asset will actually operate - not the spec written 18 months before opening.
Service 3Cost control with no guessworkFM cost audits, KPI frameworks and spend governance for live BTR & PBSA portfolios where the annual budget has grown but the scope hasn’t.

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