Tag Archives: Galliford Try

Galliford Try has begun work on a £4.4M project to build more aircraft parking space at East Midlands Airport (EMA).

Galliford Try has confirmed that it intends to shrink the size of its construction business after issuing a profit warning.

The value of Amey has been slashed by £660M, as parent company Ferrovial considers selling the UK services firm.

Today the 58km Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) will finally open in full, with the project costing at least £1bn. But is it the end of the road for the saga which has taken a huge toll on the firms building it?

Galliford Try’s pretax profits rose by 4% year on year to £84.2M for the six months ending December 31, despite additional losses from the troubled Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) project.

Five contractors have won contracts for large projects on the £300M South West Wales civil engineering framework.

The already delayed Aberdeen bypass will not open until assurances about its impact are received, despite physical works being finished, Scotland’s tranport minister Michael Matheson has warned.

Balfour Beatty expects to complete works on the delayed Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route before the end of the year.

Further delays to the £745M Aberdeen Bypass means a key section over the River Don will not open until at least December.

Balfour Beatty, Galliford Try, Morgan Sindall and Eurovia have all won places on a major highways framework in the Midlands.