Capita has won a five-year extension to its two Transport for London (TfL) 'road user charging' contracts, worth an initial total of around £424m.
The deals cover both of TfL's business operations and enforcement operations contracts for London's various user charging schemes: the congestion charge, ultra low emission zone, low emission zone and tunnel charges.
The new deals run from October 2026 to September 2031. However, both contracts also include optional extensions of two years, which would increase the initial value and take them up to September 2033.
Gavin Dunkley, the managing director of Capita Public Transport Sector, said: 'This extension reflects the contribution of many people across Capita and our supply chain partners who have successfully delivered and transformed these services over a number of years, combining operational expertise with technology to support the evolution of London's Road User Charging schemes.
'I would like to thank everyone involved for their continued commitment and expertise. We look forward to continuing to support TfL in the operation and development of these important services for London.'
Capita has worked as the systems and service integrator and operator for TfL's road user charging services since 2016.
This work comprises technology, operations, customer services and specialist supply chain capability to support the delivery and ongoing development of all these schemes.
