Sentence examples for holding contracts from inspiring English sources

There are two big suppliers to the national programme, BT and CSC, both holding contracts worth around £3bn.

The number of firms holding contracts for legal aid in England and Wales will fall from 1,600 to 400.

In the case of Tory-controlled Barnet council, a Thatcherite obsession with privatisation has led to Capita holding contracts with an estimated value of £500m.

Despite the substantial costs associated with the program, there appear to be no online tender records of Gamma International or any of its subsidiaries holding contracts with the NSW police.

Google also acquired a string of robotics firms in 2013, culminating in the purchase of Boston Dynamics in December, the most high-profile purchase at the time and a company holding contracts with the US military.

On another front, companies holding contracts with the National Security Agency, the huge spy agency that monitors communications, increasingly settle in Baltimore's southern suburbs, not far from N.S.A. headquarters.

Most distributors held contracts in perpetuity.

Bell Atlantic, which is based in Philadelphia, holds contracts worth more than $250 million a year from Federal agencies.

Some hold contracts and employ drivers, while some subcontract the work.

Meanwhile G4S continues to hold contracts with several government departments estimated to be worth £600m.

The company holds contracts for more than 50 GP surgeries and health centres.