All change on £800m Eastern Highways Alliance

Local authorities across the East of England have rung the changes on the line-up of firms delivering road work under the Eastern Highways Alliance framework.
The refresh of the £800m fourth-generation framework sees just Octavius and Jackson renew their places. BAM Nuttall, Sisk and Galliford Try are among the big names dropping out.
Under the new set-up Octavius and Winvic swept the board earning places on all three value lots, with eight other firms sharing on spots on the lots.Eastern