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CARILLION, ONE OF THE UK’S LEADING SUPPORT SERVICES COMPANIES, SEALS £100M CANADIAN MOTORWAY DEAL


Canadian arm of the UK support services giant provide routine maintenance services for motorways in the city of London in Ontario. The contract, which comes into effect


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in May, could become even more lucrative for the company because Carillion has also agreed a deal to provide preventative maintenance services as and when needed. It will charge additionally for this service. The contract win comes just fi ve months after the company penned deals worth approximately £200m to provide motorway maintenance in the Huntsville area of Ontario as well as in the Central Alberta region. Commenting on the most recent contract, Richard Howson, chief executive of Carillion, stated: “We are delighted to have been chosen to work in partnership with the Ministry of Transportation in Ontario


arillion has secured a major deal to provide motorway maintenance services in Canada. The 12-year contract will see the


to deliver highway maintenance services for the London area. This announcement further reinforces Carillion’s position as the leading private-sector provider of highway maintenance services in Canada.” Meanwhile, in the UK, Carillion has been awarded a £104.9m contract by the Highways Agency to help transform a section of the M6 in Birmingham into a managed motorway.


The company has additionally been chosen by the Qatar Foundation to help deliver a multi-million pound redevelopment


project in Doha. carillionplc.com


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