Trust told to name Balfour Beatty as Carillion's successor on Birmingham hospital

midland met april 2019

Firm due to be officially signed up this autumn

Balfour Beatty looks set to be signed up to build the Midlands hospital left stranded by Carillion’s collapse, with the board of the NHS trust responsible for the project told it should approve the contractor as preferred bidder later this week.

In a report prepared ahead of Thursday’s meeting of the Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS trust’s board, the executive has been asked to appoint the country’s largest contractor as the replacement builder. 

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