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Request Reference: FOI/051/17 Published: 15 February 2018 Information requested: 1. What contracts does your organisation currently hold with any of the following companies: a) Carillion, b) Interserve, c) Galliford Try, d) Balfour Beatty, e) Kier Group, f) Serco, g) G4S, h) Capita and i) Mitie. 2. When the contracts that your organisation holds a) commenced and b) are scheduled to end with the companies identified in question 1 above. 3. What is a) the individual and b) the total value of the contracts that your organisation holds with the companies identified in question 1 above. 4. What is the total number of jobs associated with the contracts that your organisation holds with the companies identified in question 1 above. 5. Details of any work which is subcontracted from the main contract that your organisation holds with the companies identified in question 1 above. 6. What are the working terms and conditions required for the employees on the contracts that your organisation holds with the companies identified in question 1 above Response: 1. The State Hospital does not currently hold any contracts with a) Carillion, b) Interserve, c) Galliford Try, d) Balfour Beatty, e) Kier Group, f) Serco, g) G4S, h) Capita or i) Mitie. 2. We give notice under FOI(S)A Section 17(1) that the information requested is not held by The State Hospital. 3. We give notice under FOI(S)A Section 17(1) that the information requested is not held by The State Hospital. 4. We give notice under FOI(S)A Section 17(1) that the information requested is not held by The State Hospital. 5. We give notice under FOI(S)A Section 17(1) that the information requested is not held by The State Hospital. 6. We give notice under FOI(S)A Section 17(1) that the information requested is not held by The State Hospital. .

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