Real estate services provider Apleona has bundled its portfolio of technical consulting services for real estate properties and projects in Germany and Austria.
Apleona Bauperformance, formerly Bilfinger Bauperformance, and the building advisory and project management unit from Apleona GVA were merged in March. According to Apleona, this allows the company to strengthen its service range for new construction and construction projects for existing buildings, which now includes consulting, management and planning as well as advisory services for facility management, sustainable construction and energy efficiency.
'Apleona Bauperformance stands for first rate planning and project management and is also an approved auditor for all common green building certificates,' commented Dr. Daniel Häußermann, CEO of Apleona GVA (pictured). 'The bundling of our technical consulting services makes it possible for us to deliver an even more comprehensive range of services for new construction and modernization projects. I am looking forward to cooperating with our colleagues at Bauperformance.'
In 2016, the two seperate units generated a volume of about €23 mln, with roughly 190 employees spread across eleven locations in Germany and Austria.
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