Contracts for Carillion

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Support services and construction company Carillion has won three new contracts in the UK worth approximately £137m.

The awards are made up of a £70m contract for the new Rolls Building in London, two contracts for the Scottish Prison Service in Edinburgh worth £47m and a contract to provide new offices for the Welsh Assembly Government in Aberystwyth with a target cost of approximately £20m.

The new eleven storey Rolls Building in Fetter Lane will provide new office accommodation to replace the existing Rolls House, Arnold House and No 8 Bream Buildings for development manager Delancey Estates. The development is a joint venture on behalf of funds advised by Delancey and Invista Real Estate Investment Management and is due for completion in October 2009.

The £20m contract for the Welsh Assembly Government will provide new multifunctional offices to accommodate up to 535 staff. The building will provide predominantly naturally ventilated open plan office space, heating from biomass boilers, rainwater harvesting, solar panels for hot water, and overall achieves an excellent BREEAM rating.

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