Last Carillion contracts transferred as investigation into collapse continues

By Jordan Marshall2018-08-06T11:29:00

Seven months after the contractor collapsed all contracts have been transferred

The last of Carillion’s 278 contracts have finally been transferred to new suppliers, according to an update from the Official Receiver.

The trading phase of the liquidation has come to a close almost seven months after the construction giant went pop.

The liquidation trading period, which started on 15 January, ensured the continued provision of essential public sector services across hospitals, schools, roads, rail and other key infrastructure without any service disruption or major incidents.

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