Interserve told it owes more money on Glasgow energy-from-waste job

By Dave Rogers2019-03-12T06:00:00

Client has previously said firm should pay it £64m

With just days to go before a crucial shareholder vote on Interserve’s latest rescue plan, it has emerged the contractor has been told it owes the client on an energy-from-waste scheme in Glasgow “significantly” more money than previously thought.

Interserve won the job back in July 2012 which then had a pricetag of £146m and an original completion date of early 2016.

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