Interserve finally finishes first of four problem waste jobs

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Plant in Dunbar handed over to client more than a year late

Interserve has finished the first of four energy-from-waste plants which have dogged the contractor for more than two years and cost it over £220m.

The plant in Dunbar, Scotland, was built with JV partner Babcock & Wilcox and has now been handed over to client Viridor – the same one that kicked Interserve off a similar job in Glasgow back in autumn 2016 and which claims the firm owes it more than £60m.

 

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