Michael McCarthy, Simon Lacey, and John Burke, received more than £600,000 in bribes from Arben Hysa, of Tony Demolition Workers.
Linbrooke Services’ rail business is a Network Rail tier-one Principal Contractor, delivering end-to-end ‘design and build’ solutions.
Keltbray has completed the sale of its Infrastructure Services Limited (KISL) business to private equity firm EMK Capital.
Contractor also sees 120 per cent increase in order book value, to £1.1 billion.
Keltbray has been awarded two long-term positions on Network Rail’s Control Period 7 (CP7) Eastern Routes Partnership Framework.
Vip Gandhi was formerly the managing director of highway and renewables. He also held senior posts at Jacobs for 20 years.
It is in part due to the business winning two major energy contracts, helping it to secure a pipeline of work worth more than twice the value of its annual turnover.
Simon Walkley has been appointed to Keltbray’s Infrastructure Services division as its new managing director – rail.
“A more sustainable, circular economy-led approach” – Keltbray
