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Contract move could cost NI Water | |
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Northern Ireland Water has admitted it could cost up to £3m to alter a contract with a company it hired to run customer billing and other services. | |
Steria has another four years of a seven-year contract left to run. | Steria has another four years of a seven-year contract left to run. |
NI Water is to take over management of specialist sub-contractors but Steria will continue to carry out business services including IT support. | |
William Duddy of Northern Ireland Water said that altering the contract would "ultimately save the company money". | William Duddy of Northern Ireland Water said that altering the contract would "ultimately save the company money". |
"In the event of termination like this, we could pay up to a maximum of £3m," he said. | |
"We are confident we can get at savings here and it will be value for money for taxpayers." | "We are confident we can get at savings here and it will be value for money for taxpayers." |
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