EU pays €22,000 compensation to UK designers

A British company has been paid £15,000 (€22,300) compensation by the European Commission after its bid for a design contract was turned down.

A British company has been paid £15,000 (€22,300) compensation by the European Commission after its bid for a design contract was turned down.

W.Laboratories, of Gloucestershire, was coordinating the development of a safety device to prevent trucks rolling over – a scheme qualifying for an “Exploratory Award Contract” from the Commission’s research department.

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