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Three years ago the Guardian highlighted problems with the contract, noting BT had been paid just £1.3m for two years' work, during which time it had spent an estimated £200m-plus of its own cash.Īsked at the time if investors should expect a writedown, a BT spokesman said: "No.
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In many cases the systems deployed were blamed by the trusts for a series of IT problems which cost them millions of pounds in financial penalties.
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Since its London contract began BT has installed just four patient administration systems (PASs) in acute hospital trusts – at the Royal Free Barnet & Chase Farm Queen Mary's Sidcup and Barts & The London. Until it struck the new or revised deals with the NHS at the end of March, it is understood that BT was considering whether to quit the project. NHS IT bosses had been aware for years that BT's work in London – started in 2003 as a 10-year £996m contract – had not been going well, but are eager to ensure another regional contractor does not leave. Without this additional work, as well as a low-profile deal to reset the existing London contract, BT's writedowns may well have been substantially larger. The NHS-related writedown comes despite BT two weeks ago winning highly lucrative bolt-on deals, including a contract to manage IT systems at eight hospital trusts across the south of England installed by Fujitsu before the Japanese firm quit. Global Services last year announced a £336m provision against 15 of its 17 contracts, but the two remaining deals – widely believed to be the NHS and Reuters – are thought to be the most troublesome.
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Both quit contracts similar to BT's work in the London region, writing off hundreds of millions of pounds.Ī poor-performing BT contract to install NHS computer systems in the capital will be the main element in a £1bn-plus package of writedowns when the company reports full-year results next month.
The National Programme for IT – the largest non-military computer project on record – has already lost two of its four regional contractors, Accenture and Fujitsu. The challenges facing the group have put its dividend in doubt. Meanwhile analysts believe that annual contributions to BT's pension scheme will need to at least double, to between £500m and £1bn. Some reports have suggested that more than 10,000 jobs could go, though BT described the figure as "speculation". The writedown at BT's struggling Global Services division is expected to be accompanied by news that thousands more jobs will be lost as BT is forced to slash costs. BT Group will next month become the third major contractor in as many years to take a multimillion pound writedown on its work with the government's crisis-stricken £12.7bn overhaul of the NHS computer system.