Legal Week reports
July 18, 2002 at 05:00 AM
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PFI lawyers were reeling this week after Amey, one of the main players in the market, announced it was to scale back work in the sector amid concerns at the cost of bidding for public sector projects.
Amey, one of the UK’s biggest outsourcing companies with an annual turnover of £831m, announced earlier this week that it is becoming “more selective” in bidding for government PFI projects.
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