Lines win powers May Gurney up the table

摘要

May Gurney has surged to the top of the quarterly contractor's table after bagging a road maintenance outsourcing contract for Lincolnshire County Council that could be worth up to ￡350 million over ten years. Balfour Beatty ran in second after the firm's Public Private Partnership consortium Connect Roads reached financial close on a ￡176 million PPP roads deal to build and maintain the Carlisle Northern Development Route for Cumbria County Council. Carillton ran in third ahead of VolkerWessels, which bagged 14 roads-related contracts during the third quarter of 2009, including a &62.3 million project to build the second phase of a bypass at Ramsgate in Kent for the county council that was won in joint venture with Hochtief.