LONDON (Reuters) - British infrastructure and construction firm Balfour Beatty (L:BALF) has been awarded a 70 million pound ($112.6 million) contract to redevelop a station in London on the Crossrail line linking points to the west and east of the capital.
The four-year project, which is due to commence this month, includes designing, fitting out and installing works at Woolwich Station and will employ 200 people, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
Balfour, which has endured a tough 18 months marred by profit warnings and the exit of its chief executive, is trying to refocus itself as an Anglo-American construction and specialist group.
(Reporting by Li-mei Hoang; Editing by David Holmes)