Business Units
UGL operates in four business units:
- UGL Infrastructure provides design and engineering, manufacturing and maintenance services to customers in the water, energy, transport systems and communications sectors.
- UGL Rail offers integrated solutions to customers in the passenger and freight rail sectors including design, engineering, manufacture, maintenance, refurbishment and asset management of locomotives, passenger cars, trams and freight wagons.
- UGL Resources provides asset management, construction and project management, engineering, industrial maintenance and manufacturing services to the oil and gas, metals and minerals, chemicals and industrial processing sectors.
- UGL Services provides corporate real estate services, facilities management and business process outsourcing services such as procurement, human resources and accounting to property users. UGL Services operates under the UGL Equis and UGL Unicco brands in North America and under the UGL Premas brand in South-East Asia. ABM is UGL Services' primary competitor for facility management services in the United States. UGL services now comes under the DTZ brand as part of restructuring towards the end of 2012.
| Business Unit | Sector | Services |
|---|---|---|
| UGL Infrastructure | Water, Power, Communications, Transport, Defence | Design, Construction, Maintenance |
| UGL Rail | Passenger Cars, Locomotives / Wagons, Infrastructure | Design, Manufacture, Maintenance, Refurbishment |
| UGL Resources | Mining, Oil & Gas, Industries, Chemicals | Project Management, Construction, Fabrication, Maintenance, Shop Detailing, Design |
| UGL Services | Government and Private Sectors | Corporate Real Estate, Facilities Management, Human Resources, Procurement |
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