Client on Glasgow waste job says Interserve still owes it more than £60m

By Will Ing2018-11-27T10:52:00

Pennon tells contractor it has to stump up cash for botched work as firm races to complete four remaining schemes

The client which kicked Interserve off an energy-from-waste scheme in Glasgow two years ago has repeated claims made earlier this year that the contractor owes it more than £60m for botched work on the job.

Interserve won the job back in July 2012 which then had a pricetag of £146m and an original completion date of early 2016.

But Interserve was kicked off the job at the end of 2016 and replaced by Doosan Babcock with the facility expected to process up to 200,000 tonnes of waste annually.

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