Overseas firms handed just £8m of HS2 work so far, MPs told

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Figure due to rise with host of foreign contractors set to land roles on railway

Less than 1% of HS2’s spending on construction has been with overseas firms – so far.

The railway’s minister Andrew Stephenson said just over £8m out of the £6.9bn spent in the six years to September 2020 has been with foreign firms.

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