GEOAmey PECS

(asked on 6th June 2014) - View Source

Question to the Ministry of Justice:

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what financial penalties have been incurred by GEO/Amey in relation to its contract for the provision of prisoner escort and custody since 29 August 2011.


Answered by
Jeremy Wright Portrait
Jeremy Wright
This question was answered on 16th June 2014

The Ministry of Justice holds 4 regional contracts for the delivery of prisoner escort and custody. 3 of these are with GeoAmey and total £685 million over 7 year years. Across the four regions these contracts move circa 800,000 prisoners per year.

The table below details indicates the cost of the performance measures applied against contract delivery indicators in the form of liquidated damages since 29 August 2011.

Areas

Contractor

Financial Penalties / Liquidated Damages

South West and South East

Geo Amey

£ 222,108.00

East Mids, Yorks & H'side and North East

Geo Amey

£154,332.88

North West, West Midlands, and Wales

Geo Amey

£268,221.88

£644,662.26

The Ministry of Justice holds 4 regional contracts for the delivery of prisoner escort and custody. 1 of these is with Serco and totals £337 million over 7 year years. Across the four regions these contracts move circa 800,000 prisoners per year.

The table below details indicates the cost of performance measures applied in the form of liquidated damages since 29 August 2011.

Areas

Contractor

Financial Penalties / Liquidated Damages

London and East of England

Serco

£ 965,855

The Authority holds one contract with Serco for the escort of children and young people in secure training centres and secure children's homes which commenced on the 29th August 2012 not the 17th April 2012 as stated within your question. There have been no financial penalties applied to it.

Reticulating Splines