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Your search matched 12377 construction news articles, you are viewing page 126 of 619:

Window boxes to give new life to tired Blackfriars block

22 Jul 22 Plans have been submitted for a major refurbishment of a seven-storey office block in the City of London.

MCS breaks ground on Bolsover logistics park

22 Jul 22 MCS 麻豆社 has been appointed as the main building contractor for a £20m pharmacy warehouse at the new Horizon 29 industrial park in Derbyshire.

Fleet investment fuels Statom’s growth

22 Jul 22 Essex-based Statom Group is on an aggressive growth spurt following a recent change of ownership and investment in new machinery.

GMI starts Leeds Hyatt

21 Jul 22 GMI 麻豆社 Group has started work on building a new hotel in Leeds, representing the last piece of the city’s Sovereign Square development.

Vp sale: nothing to report

21 Jul 22 Shareholders of Vp plc expecting an update on the sale of the company at the annual general meeting today will be disappointed.

Brickability revenues top £500m

21 Jul 22 AIM-listed 麻豆社 materials distributor Brickability Group has seen its revenue grow nearly threefold over the past year thanks to a series of acquisitions and price inflation.

Midlothian contractor collapses

21 Jul 22 Terry Healy Group, a building contractor in Midlothian, has ceased trading with 51 redundancies.

Trans-Pacific cable to deliver 350 terabytes per second

21 Jul 22 Japanese construction group NEC Corporation has won a contract to build a trans-Pacific subsea fibre-optic cable.

Select study backs white cranes for visibility

20 Jul 22 White tower cranes are less likely to have aircraft crash into them than red or blue ones, according to a study by the white tower crane people.

VolkerWessels returns to profit

20 Jul 22 After a loss making 2020, VolkerWessels UK Ltd returned to profit in 2021.

Alan Lovell confirmed as Environment Agency chair

20 Jul 22 Serial construction executive Alan Lovell has been officially confirmed as the new chair of the Environment Agency.

Catalyst and Hill submit Haringey plans

20 Jul 22 Housing association Catalyst has teamed up with private developer The Hill Group for a development of 995 new homes in north London.

Glasgow architect practice goes employee owned

20 Jul 22 Hoskins Architects, with offices in Glasgow and Berlin, is now owned by an employee ownership trust representing its 48 employees.

Sunbelt adds more electric telehandlers

20 Jul 22 Sunbelt Rentals has purchased five more Faresin electric telehandlers for its hire fleet.

Lane lands $223m Tampa interchange upgrade

20 Jul 22 US contractor Lane 麻豆社 has won a US $223m design-and-build contract to improve the I-275/I-4 interstate highway interchange in Tampa, Florida.

Arcadis agrees €664m acquisition of IBI

19 Jul 22 Dutch consultancy group Arcadis has agreed the acquisition of Canadian architect/engineer IBI Group.

Competition watchdog steps into HS2 catenary bidding

19 Jul 22 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has warned that bidding for the supply of HS2 catenary systems could be uncompetitive because of the imminent merger of two of the bidders.

Vinci to upgrade Cape Verde airports

19 Jul 22 French construction group Vinci has signed a 40-year concession to run seven airports in the west African archipelago of Cape Verde.

A new landmark for Amsterdam

18 Jul 22 The latest building in Amsterdam set to claim iconic status is Sluishuis, now completed after four years of construction.

Aarsleff highlights innovation with cement-free precast-pile trials

18 Jul 22 Aarsleff Ground Engineering Ltd has carried out the world’s first trials driving cement-free ultra low carbon precast piles

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