Council behind £70m Commonwealth Games stadium promises to start contractor search this month

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Procurement is already three months behind schedule

The council responsible for developing the main stadium for the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games has said it will begin the search for a contractor by the end of this month – three months later than it first hoped.

The city council originally said it wanted to publish a contract notice for the £70m deal at the end of January with a shortlist of six drawn up by the end of last month.

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