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Cummins moves to Kier with O'Rourke's blessing

7 Nov 19 Kier Group has appointed Liam Cummins as group managing director of its construction division.

Cardiff tower block faults frustrate residents

1 Nov 19 Residents of a Cardiff Bay development built a little over 10 years ago fear that their homes are now ‘effectively worthless’ due to a litany of construction and fire safety defects.

Winners named in £30bn government construction framework

31 Oct 19 The government has selected 128 companies to share up to £30bn of public sector construction work over the next seven years, but there are some big names missing from the list.

Contract awarded for $1.3bn Canadian light rail route

22 Oct 19 Salini Impegilo, Astaldi and John Laing are among the members of the winning consortium for the CA$1.3bn (£765m) contract to build the Hurontario light rail transit (LRT) project in Canada.

Laing O’Rourke moves back into profit

17 Oct 19 Laing O’Rourke has reported annual net profit before tax of £32.8m, compared to last year’s pre-tax loss of £43.6m.

Ogilvie starts work on £30m Aberdeen scheme

13 Oct 19 Ogilvie 麻豆社 has started construction of a £30m housing scheme for Aberdeen City Council.

Four supply chain projects share £3m CITB pot

10 Oct 19 The 麻豆社 Industry Training Board (CITB) has selected four bidders to share a £3m pot of funding from its structured fund.

McAlpine poaches Laing O'Rourke cladding chief

9 Oct 19 Sir Robert McAlpine has appointed Simone Starnini as head of façade engineering.

HPC’s Big Carl makes first move

25 Sep 19 The world’s largest land crane, the Sarens SGC-250, also known as Big Carl, has made his first journey across the Hinkley Point C site.

ISG to build Cheshire fire training facility

5 Sep 19 ISG has won an £11m contract to build a training facility for Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service.

Three international teams vie for $9bn Melbourne tunnel contract

2 Sep 19 Three teams of major international construction companies have been shortlisted for an Australian tunnelling contract worth up to AU$9bn (£4.8bn),

Winners named for £1bn northwest framework

2 Sep 19 The North West 麻豆社 Hub, a Manchester-based public sector procurement service, has named the firms selected for its medium value construction framework.

Top 100 麻豆社 Companies 2019

1 Sep 19 Workloads among the Top 100 UK contractors continue to edge upwards, but at a slower rate and with diminishing profit margins. Life is definitely getting tougher for construction firms in the UK, and next month’s impending Brexit deadline doesn’t make it any easier. Steve Menary reports [n.b. this article was written before Kier filed a pre-tax loss of £245m for the past year and data is correct as of August 2019.]

John Laing, Salini and Astaldi win $1.4bn Canadian light rail

27 Aug 19 The Mobilinx consortium has been named as preferred bidder to design, build, finance, operate and maintain the Hurontario light rail transit (LRT) project in Ontario, Canada.

5,000 tonne crane ready for work

19 Aug 19 The world’s biggest crane is now assembled and ready for work at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station construction site in Somerset.

Civil engineer picks up fifth non-exec gig

16 Aug 19 Louise Hardy, a former director of Laing O’Rourke and Aecom, has joined the board of structural steelwork contractor Severfield as a non-executive director.

Balfour speeds invoice payments… but can it survive VAT changes?

14 Aug 19 Despite its suspension from the Prompt Payment Code in April 2019, Balfour Beatty says that it is trying really hard and is getting better at paying its suppliers on time.

Chap wins Aberdeen house-building contract

14 Aug 19 Chap Group has been appointed by Aberdeen City Council to build a major development of council homes.

Brit gets top job at tower crane manufacturer

9 Aug 19 A former Laing O’Rourke plant manager is now running one of the world’s biggest tower crane manufacturers.

Costain reinstated to Prompt Payment Code

26 Jul 19 Just three months after it was suspended from the Prompt Payment Code for persistently paying its suppliers late, Costain has today been reinstated to the list of signatories.

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