Carillion wins support services contracts in Canada worth more than £100 million

Wolverhampton construction and support services giant Carillion and its subsidiary business, the Bouchier Group, have won lucrative contracts in Canada. They have won support services contracts for a number of oil sector customers, including Shell and Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL), together with a maintenance and hard facilities management contract for the Department of National Defence Canada. Together these contracts are expected to be worth more than £100 million over a period of up to five years. The three-year contract for Shell (extendable to five years), which involves the provision of hard facilities management services to Shell’s estate across the Province of Alberta, will start soon. Carillion said this demonstrates the success of its strategy of delivering support services to key natural resources customers in Alberta through the Bouchier Group, one of the leading aboriginal businesses in Canada. It also builds on the strong relationship that Carillion has established with Shell, for whom it already delivers facilities management services in the UK and the Middle East.