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Welsh Government pays £13m to settle contract claims

Chris Haines, ICNN Senedd reporter The Welsh Government made a £13m “special payment” to settle claims over road contracts and lost more than £2m on defunct technology, according to scrutiny of annual accounts. Welsh ministers shelled out £13.1m, excluding VAT, after contractual claims for additional money for three road projects amid spiralling costs due to […]

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wrexham.com

Welsh Government pays out £13m to settle contract claims

The Welsh Government made a £13m “special payment” to settle claims over road contracts and lost more than £2m on defunct technology, according to scrutiny of annual accounts. Welsh ministers shelled out £13.1m, excluding VAT, after contractual claims for additional money for three road projects amid spiralling costs due to high inflation. Andrew Goodall, the […]

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Caerphilly Observer

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Welsh Government pays £13m to settle contract claims

Andrew Goodall, the Welsh Government’s permanent secretary, said in a letter that his officials sought to settle all claims with the contractor in the interests of value for money.

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