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Capita Loose Congestion Charge Contract

October 25, 2007 - Staff

Capita has lost the contract to manage the London Congestion Charge it was announced today.

Transport for London has instead awarded IBM United Kingdom Limited a five year contract from November 2009 for the running of the Congestion Charging and Low Emission Zone.

Graeme Craig, Interim Director of Congestion Charging at TfL, said: “IBM’s submission to operate the London Congestion Charging scheme has been selected as it best meets TfL’s operational and technical requirements.

“It was also the most economically advantageous, which is important as net proceeds from Congestion Charging are invested in transport within London.

“We expect to continue our excellent working relationship with Capita over the next two years.”

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