The failure of the UK’s second largest construction company has led to considerable scrutiny of the way that public services are contracted out to private sector businesses – could this signal the beginning of the end?
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In the Press |
Carillion: the end of public-private partnerships?
Richard Tinham, Partner and Head of Commercial and Corporate at Winckworth Sherwood, has written for Building.co.uk. Read the article here (subscription required to read full article)