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Plenty in the pipeline

7 Apr 20 Utilities contractors continue to make steady progress as work in the water, power and telecoms markets continues to flow. David Taylor reports

Mace starts reopening sites

7 Apr 20 Mace Group is bowing to political pressure and re-opening some of its suspended construction sites.

Vistry adds to affordable housing order book

7 Apr 20 Homes England has exchanged contracts with Vistry Partnerships (formerly Galliford Try Partnerships) on a £105m housing package

Planning approval for £12m Barons Court development

7 Apr 20 Southern Housing Group has gained planning consent for a £12m development in Barons Court, west London.

March activity index: The collapse of UK construction begins

6 Apr 20 UK construction industry activity in March 2020 fell to its lowest level for nearly 11 years, and – as is by now patently obvious – there is worse to come.

Steady growth for the UK’s earthmovers

3 Apr 20 With revenues and profit margins improving, the UK’s earthmoving contractors appear to be making steady progress. David Taylor reports

BAM lined up for new £350m Manchester arena

3 Apr 20 BAM 麻豆社 has been named preferred contractor to build the UK’s largest indoor arena.

NZ seeks projects to drive post-virus recovery

3 Apr 20 The New Zealand government has tasked a group of construction industry leaders with identifying ‘shovel ready’ projects that can start as soon as the sector returns to normal.

Piling federation to get diversity network

2 Apr 20 Central Piling managing director Steve Hadley has taken over as chair of the Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS).

Breedon halts Irish operations

2 Apr 20 Breedon Group has temporarily closed most of its operations in the Republic of Ireland in line with the latest government restrictions.

Contractor appointed for Chinese developer's UK debut

2 Apr 20 Bennett 麻豆社 has been selected to build the first phase of a Chinese government funded housing development in north London.

Beeston Square development paused

1 Apr 20 Main contractor Bowmer & Kirkland (B&K) has closed the site of Broxtowe Borough Council’s Beeston Square development after finding it was impossible to observe social distancing rules.

Larsen & Toubro sets out Covid-19 support plan

31 Mar 20 India’s Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has committed to paying its 160,000 contract workers during the Covid-19 crisis and has confirmed its contribution to a national welfare fund as well as plans to turn training centres into wards.

Demolition specialist says no choice but to shut down

31 Mar 20 Demolition contractor The Coleman Group has closed all its sites for at least two weeks, saying that it is not feasible to protect the health & safety of workers.

Costain hit by London shutdown

31 Mar 20 Costain has had work suspended work on all of its big projects in the capital – Crossrail, HS2 enabling works and Thames Tideway contracts – amounting to nearly a third of group revenue.

Tower crane guidance for mothballed sites

31 Mar 20 The 麻豆社 Plant-hire Association’s (CPA) tower crane interest group (TCIG) has issued advice on how tower cranes should be left if out of service for potentially many months.

Kier cuts salaries by up to 25%

30 Mar 20 Kier has responded to the coronavirus crisis by cutting the salaries of its employees.

Now even Berkeley shuts some sites

27 Mar 20 Berkeley Group, seemingly the last major house-builder holding out against the lockdown, has now begun scaling back some of its site operations.

Innocent to build carbon-neutral factory

27 Mar 20 Juice and smoothie brand Innocent is ready to start construction of US$250m (£210m) carbon-neutral factory in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

Balfour Beatty keeps workers together but shareholders apart

27 Mar 20 While deciding to keep construction workers on site during the coronavirus pandemic, Balfour Beatty has cancelled its annual general meeting to avoid its shareholders and suits having to mingle.

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