Client drags more firms into Interserve Glasgow waste row

By Dave Rogers2019-08-01T05:00:00

Pennon says others who worked on job owe it £25m

The parent company of the firm that is demanding £72m from Interserve for botching work on an energy-from-waste plant has revealed it is chasing a further £25m from other firms who worked on the job.

Waste management specialist Viridor booted Interserve off the Glasgow scheme in November 2016, complaining that it had “repeatedly failed” to meet its delivery milestones. It added that it was “no longer able to tolerate” delays to the work.

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