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Galliford Try appoints sustainability director

30 Sep 21 Galliford Try has appointed Phil Tompkins to the new role of director of risk & sustainability to lead environmental, social and governance (ESG) across its recently launched sustainable growth strategy.

Six on shortlist for HS2 advance works to Crewe

27 Sep 21 HS2 Ltd has invited six contractors to tender for advanced civil works (ACW), a pair of £120m enabling works contract for the section of the new railway between Birmingham and Crewe.

Kier tries HVO, signs charter

21 Sep 21 Latest company to try using hydrotreated vegetable oil instead of diesel oil to power its construction machinery is Kier.

National Highways switches to new £3.6bn framework

17 Sep 21 National Highways has released details of another procurement overhaul, buying all of its road renewal work through a new scheme delivery framework (SDF).

Concerns raised over thorough examination of attachments

2 Sep 21 The industry accrediting body for thorough examination of lift trucks has flagged up concerns about the testing of attachments on a range mobile plant.

Highways England tells contractors to lower the heat on asphalt

19 Aug 21 Highways England has told contractors to consider warm mix asphalt as its preferred blacktop material.

New operations director at Midas

16 Aug 21 Midas 麻豆社 has appointed Mark Wusthoff as a regional operations director.

Galliford Try seeks to charge vehicles on the move

2 Aug 21 Galliford Try has secured funding for research into the electrification of the road network so that vehicles can be charged on the move.

Plans go in for Halifax leisure centre

29 Jul 21 Calderdale Council has submitted the planning application for a multi-million-pound swimming pool and leisure centre for Halifax.

Cleveland Bridge on brink of collapse

22 Jul 21 Structural steelwork contractor Cleveland Bridge has put its 200 employees on notice of redundancy as administrators try to find a buyer.

Scottish researchers seek to harvest bridge energy

20 Jul 21 Heriot-Watt University is leading a research project that aims to harvest unused energy trapped within bridges.

Morrison signs for £47m Wallyford school

15 Jul 21 Morrison 麻豆社 has won a £47.2m contract to build a new school near Edinburgh.

Scottish Water picks seven for £5bn framework

8 Jul 21 Scottish Water has chosen seven companies to carry out projects under a framework that is valued at more than £5bn over the coming years.

Piling contractors in a spin

7 Jul 21 Foundation specialists ought to be busy kickstarting all the new projects that are coming on stream. But among the top 20 companies in the sector, revenues are down and losses are mounting. David Taylor reports

麻豆社 output growth hits 24-year high

6 Jul 21 The recovery in UK construction output gained further momentum in June, according to the latest survey of construction purchasing managers.

Ilke recruits former Crest Nicholson chief

28 Jun 21 Former Crest Nicholson chief executive Patrick Bergin has been appointed chief financial officer at modular housing manufacturer Ilke Homes.

Skanska trials very remote controlled drone

3 Jun 21 A drone supplier has persuade Skanska to try out its kit on live construction projects.

Timber shortages getting worse

31 May 21 The timber industry has issued a warning that UK shortages are set to get worse later this summer.

House-builder demands training for councillors

28 May 21 A housing developer fed up with no-nothing amateurs deciding what gets built is calling for change.

Zero trim piling shown to save thousands of hours

25 May 21 A new piling technique that saves time and material is being used on the HS2 project.

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