Nothing sinister in Jacobs not getting invite to key Crossrail meetings, project’s boss says

By Jordan Marshall2021-06-24T05:01:00

US consultant has been keeping tabs on scheme for government and Transport for London

The man in charge of Crossrail has said a failure to invite the firm charged with overseeing the scheme to key meetings was nothing more than an “oversight” – and not a deliberate attempt to freeze Jacobs out.

In its latest report on the £18.6bn project, which it produces for the scheme’s sponsors, the Department for Transport and Transport for London, Jacobs said it was worried it had not been asked to attend certain meetings.

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