Mace and Balfour HS2 station appointments look to be in the clear

By Jordan Marshall2019-02-19T10:44:00

Beaten rivals have not yet made any challenges to the Euston and Old Oak Common station appointments

Teams led by Balfour Beatty and Mace look set to sign the contracts for the construction of HS2’s two London stations as the standstill period nears its conclusion without contest from the losing bidders.

Rumours had swirled that the teams who missed out on the £1.5bn deal to build Euston station and the £1.1bn contract for the construction of Old Oak Common station (pictured) were considering lodging legal challenges to the appointments.

But a spokesperson for HS2 said the standstill period was drawing to a close and that there had not yet been any official objections from the bidders that missed out.

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