Re Contract

Carillion PLC
20 February 2007



February 20 2007

Carillion wins 5-year signalling work for Network Rail worth around £60 million

Support services and construction company Carillion has been awarded a five year
framework agreement that is estimated to be worth up to £60m to undertake
signalling work for Network Rail.

Carillion Rail will deliver signalling renewals, including alterations,
enhancements, safety improvements, small renewal projects and life-extension
schemes in the South East area.

This is part of an extensive programme of schemes to improve the rail network in
this region.

John McDonough, Carillion's chief executive said: 'We are delighted to have been
awarded a five-year signalling contract extension, to improve equipment
reliability, railway safety and further reduce train delays.'

Note to editors

Carillion is one of the UK's leading business and construction services
companies and a major supplier of rail infrastructure services. In addition to
the renewal of track and switches and crossings, Carillion carries out a wide
range of enhancement projects for Network Rail that generate the largest
proportion of its turnover in the rail sector. Carillion also maintains Phase I
and II of the high-speed Channel Tunnel Rail Link and constructed railway track
and overhead lines on Phase II of the Link.

For further information contact John Denning, Director Group Corporate Affairs:
01902 316384.






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