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By Dave Rogers2019-02-13T08:04:00
Firm in ‘constructive dialogue’ with client over ‘significant’ claims on scheme
Galliford Try said it expects to recover some money on the scheme to build a new bypass around Aberdeen once it has wrapped up negotiations with client Transport Scotland.
The firm booked a £26m loss on the 58km long road in its half year results and said the construction of the road, which it is carrying out with remaining joint venture partner, Balfour Beatty, is finished.
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