What ISG Ltd’s Failure Tells Us About Public Sector Contracts


When ISG Ltd, one of the UK’s biggest construction companies, went into administration in September 2024, it didn’t just make headlines – it sent shockwaves through the building industry. Over 2,200 workers lost their jobs overnight, and over £1 billion worth of government building projects were suddenly left hanging in the balance.

This collapse didn’t come out of nowhere. And now, many people are asking how it happened, and what it means for other businesses working on public contracts. ISG Ltd wasn’t a small player. It was one of the biggest firms that built schools, prisons, and public buildings for the government. In just one year (2023/24), it earned £237 million from public sector work. Over the past six years, it has brought in more than £1.2 billion from government contracts.

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