Morgan Sindall JV secures Crossrail Contract

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Morgan Sindall Group PLC

24 November 2011

Morgan Sindall JV secures Whitechapel

Crossrail contract worth GBP110 million

Morgan Sindall Group plc today announces that Morgan Sindall, its construction and infrastructure division, has been awarded the Whitechapel Main Station Works Crossrail contract worth GBP110 million in a joint venture with Balfour Beatty and VINCI Construction (BBMV).

The project is worth approximately GBP29 million to Morgan Sindall.

The project is split into three distinct parts including construction of the new Whitechapel Station in the existing Hammersmith & City and District Line cutting; a new station and bridge concourse in, and over, the East London Line cutting; and a new ticket hall behind the retained building fronting on Whitechapel Road. The works will also include the shafts and platforms for the Crossrail tunnels plus related architecture and mechanical and electrical (M&E) infrastructure.

As part of the project, Morgan Sindall Professional Services, the design and engineering consultancy in the construction and infrastructure division, will be working with Balfour Beatty Engineering Services on the installation of the M&E.

Work is due to commence in January 2012 and complete in 2018.

Paul Smith, Chief Executive of Morgan Sindall Group plc, said:

"As one of the UK's leading construction and infrastructure contractors we continue to offer our customers unparalleled expertise and experience. This is another important contract win for us on the Crossrail development demonstrating our expanded offering in the key growth sector of rail."

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Morgan Sindall Group

Morgan Sindall Group plc is a leading UK construction and regeneration group with revenue of over GBP2 billion and which operates through five divisions of construction and infrastructure, affordable housing, fit out, urban regeneration and investments.

Morgan Sindall

Morgan Sindall is a UK construction, infrastructure and design business with a network of local offices. The company works for private and public sector customers on projects from GBP50,000 to over GBP500 million. Activities range from small works and repair and maintenance, to the design and delivery of complex construction and engineering projects where it is able to provide specialist design, tunnelling, utilities, building, civil engineering and mechanical and electrical services. The company operates across the commercial, defence, education, energy, healthcare, industrial, leisure, retail, transport, waste and water sectors. Morgan Sindall is part of Morgan Sindall Group plc, a leading UK construction and regeneration group with revenue of over GBP2 billion and which operates through five divisions of construction and infrastructure, affordable housing, fit out, urban regeneration and investments.

BBMV

Balfour Beatty, Morgan Sindall and VINCI Construction Grands Projets have been instrumental in the delivery of major infrastructure projects in London for many years. The partners have recently been involved with the construction of the northern ticket hall and western ticket hall at Kings Cross, the East London Line Extension, Docklands Light Railway 3 Car project, T5 rail and road tunnels at Heathrow airport, DLR Woolwich Arsenal Station Extension, A3 Hindhead Tunnel and CTRL 410 North Downs Tunnel.

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