Defence contracts help Carillion to withstand its own bombardment
Crisis-hit construction group Carillion has revealed two contract wins for a joint venture as it looks to respond to last week's turmoil.
The contracts with the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) have a core value of £158m over five years, with the potential to double its value.
The announcement follows yesterday's HS2 agreement, when its CEK joint venture partnership was named as the successful bidder for two HS2 contracts worth a total of £1.34bn.
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