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Amey commits to Hercules suction excavators

7 Mar 23 Hercules Site Services has entered into an agreement with Amey Highways to be sole supplier of suction excavator services on its National Highways Area 7 (East Midlands) contract.

Spadeoak heads north

7 Mar 23 High Wycombe-based asphalt contractor Spadeoak has opened an office in Leicestershire in search of work in the midlands and north of England.

Steel group welcomes extension of rebar anti-dumping measures

7 Mar 23 The British Association of Reinforcement (BAR) has welcomed the government’s decision to extend anti-dumping measures on Chinese steel reinforcement.

Heavy tower crane for Brisbane bridge project

6 Mar 23 Australian crane specialist Marr Contracting has won a contract for heavy lifting services on the Kangaroo Point Green bridge project in Brisbane.

Commercial sector leads construction’s February rebound

6 Mar 23 麻豆社’s Purchasing Managers’ Index rebounded into positive territory in February, ending two months of decline.

Richard Irvin FM joins RSK

6 Mar 23 Stirling-based Richard Irvin Facilities Management has become the latest acquisition of RSK.

New owner for James Fisher Nuclear

6 Mar 23 Marine engineering group James Fisher has offloaded its nuclear decommissioning division to a private investment group.

Republicans take aim at Biden’s plan to mandate union agreements

3 Mar 23 A group of US Republican senators has reintroduced the Fair and Open Competition Act (FOCA) in the current (118th) US Congress in a bid to stop President Joe Biden’s plan to mandate project labour agreements (PLAs) on public sector construction contracts.

Oxford Science Park expansion approved

3 Mar 23 Oxford City Council has approved plans for the construction of another 400,000 sqft of space on The Oxford Science Park.

Bucks strikes partnership deal with Hill

3 Mar 23 Buckinghamshire Council is partnering with The Hill Group on the construction of two housing developments in High Wycombe.

Merit begins offsite construction for £35m Berwick hospital

3 Mar 23 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has selected modular building specialist Merit as its lead construction partner for a new £35m hospital in Berwick.

Developers oppose proposed planning reforms

2 Mar 23 Proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) risk undermining the government’s target of building 300,000 homes a year and hamper economic growth, according to the British Property Federation (BPF).

Boardroom drama continues at Inland Homes

2 Mar 23 Already faced with mounting losses and the loss of its chief executive after just six weeks, Inland Homes has now lost its chairman and both non-executive directors.

Taylor Wimpey pre-tax profit grows 22%

2 Mar 23 Despite the house-building market coming unstuck at the back end of the year, Taylor Wimpey has posted improved revenue and profits for 2022.

Aecon sells off Ontario road-building business

1 Mar 23 Canadian civil engineering contractor Aecon has agreed to sell its roadbuilding business to Toronto-based Green Infrastructure Partners (GIP) for CA$235m (£144m).

Persimmon expects 40% fall in completions

1 Mar 23 Further confirmation of a slow-down in the house-building sector comes today from Persimmon.

UK's leading gas-infrastructure provider meets diverse needs

1 Mar 23 As the country’s largest manager of gas-meter equipment and connections, National Gas Metering plays a vital role in construction projects.

Danes put Carter in charge as Jewson takeover completes

1 Mar 23 Denmark’s Stark Group has today completed its acquisition of Saint-Gobain’s UK building materials distribution businesses.

Muse draws up new plans for Arden Cross

1 Mar 23 Muse, the development arm of Morgan Sindall, has appointed architect Studio Egret West to devise a new masterplan for the £3.2bn Arden Cross regeneration.

Chinese scissors for Levels Above

1 Mar 23 Access rental specialist Levels Above has opted for Chinese-made LGMG electric scissor lifts to expand its hire fleet.

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