17-06-2022 08:46 via constructionenquirer.com

HMRC cans Galliford Try £28m border control job

A planned inland border facility near Dover has been scrapped in a decision that will save about £120m.
Galliford Try had signed a pre-construction agreement to deliver the £28m facility, to be built beside the A2 in Kent, near to the villages of Guston and Whitfield.
The 11 hectares site was to be used to carry out customs checks and physical inspections of goods entering and leaving the country.HM Revenue and Customs said that the planned introduction of extra Inland Border Facilit
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