Firms will receive £13.5m to upgrade infrastructure in western Balkans

WYG has won its biggest ever international contract – an infrastructure upgrade deal in the Western Balkans.

The firm won a £13.5m deal to upgrade transport, environment and energy infrastructure in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo, FYR Macedonia and Serbia. The four-year contract is for the second phase of a European Union-funded programme of works on which WYG has already won a £13.3m deal.

WYG International's director of socio-economic programmes Keith Cook said: “This is confirmation that we are now the primary provider of donor-funded consultancy services in the Western Balkans.”

WYG now has nine projects in the Western Balkans, with a further five under negotiation.

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