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Home > Tfl announces £500M framework partners

Tfl announces £500M framework partners

Tris Thomas

Written by Tris Thomas on 09/01/2017 in News

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Transport for London (TfL) has signed a £500M four-year framework deal with Costain, Morgan Sindall and Skanska to deliver complex tunnels and highways projects needed to improve London’s road network.

The framework will see the trio work with Tfl to design and build a wide range of projects to transform highways, reduce dangers on the roads, improve journey reliability and encourage cycling and walking.

Nick Fairholme, TfL’s Director of Projects and Programmes, said: “We are delighted to be working with Costain, Morgan Sindall and Skanska over the next four years on a range of high profile and complex civil engineering projects. Each contractor brings something unique to the table and all have experience in designing and building major schemes, which will ensure Londoners get these key projects delivered in the most effective and efficient way.”

Andrew Wyllie CBE, Chief Executive of Costain, said: “We are delighted that TfL has again chosen Costain as a delivery partner for the Major Projects Framework. It is a reflection of our strong track record in applying innovative techniques in highways.”

Nick Fletcher, Managing Director of Infrastructure at Morgan Sindall, said: “The projects within this framework call upon a wide variety of expertise, including highways, bridge and tunnelling skills – all of which we are well-placed to deliver, having a strong project history with similar schemes.”

Mark Shopland, Operations Director at Skanska said: “We are proud to be involved in this framework and to be contributing towards these high profile project that will improve the road network for people in London.”

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