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McMullen Facades wins £18m Southbank Place contract

15 Sep 17 Canary Wharf Contractors has handed McMullen Facades, part of the Lakesmere Group, the contract for a specialist glazed façade for a new 30-storey residential tower that forms part of London’s Southbank Place scheme.

Breedon taps up AI director

13 Sep 17 Breedon has recruited Mike Pearce from Aggregate Industries to run its southern division.

Balfour finally sells Blackpool airport

13 Sep 17 After at least three years of trying, Balfour Beatty has finally closed a deal to sell its 95% share of Blackpool airport.

Italian dumper trucks brought to UK

12 Sep 17 An Italian manufacturer of site dumper trucks has signed a UK distribution deal.

New Venice to be built in Dubai

11 Sep 17 Plans have been unveiled for Floating Venice, an AED2.5bn (£516m) resort that will be built in Dubai.

More upheaval at Carillion as directors are cleared out

11 Sep 17 Carillion’s finance director Zafar Khan has left the company ‘with immediate effect’ after less than nine months in the job as part of sweeping leadership changes.

Grimsby first to get off-the-shelf cop shop

11 Sep 17 Humberside Police has become the first police force to commission the construction of Willmott Dixon’s standardised custody suite design.

Big-ticket projects drive growth in Australian construction

8 Sep 17 Australia’s construction sector continued to expand in August, albeit at a reduced pace compared to July.

South Devon College signs Midas to build new skills block

8 Sep 17 Midas Group has won a £9m contract to build a Hi Tech & Digital Skills Centre at South Devon College.

Windows firm issues second profits warning

8 Sep 17 Mounting economic uncertainty is prompting homeowners to tighten their belts and spend less on building improvement works, a leading windows and doors company is finding.

Board shuffle at Howard Russell

8 Sep 17 There are management changes at Newcastle-based Howard Russell 麻豆社, with the retirement of one of the founders.

Bouygues team to look after Dijon

8 Sep 17 A consortium headed by Bouygues Energies & Services has won a 12-year contract to manage public facilities across the whole metropolitan area of Dijon in France.

Fitzgerald remains confident of Bovis turnaround

7 Sep 17 The much-publicised problems at Bovis Homes Group ‘are all very fixable’, new chief executive Greg Fitzgerald has declared.

Progress made on dumper dangers

6 Sep 17 New industry guidance is being produced that could spell the end of open cab site dumpers. Phil Bishop reports.

Arcadis mulls future of its CallisonRTKL business

6 Sep 17 Arcadis is to explore strategic options for its CallisonRTKL division, including possible disposal.

Grenfell Tower fire implications spread far and wide

6 Sep 17 The Grenfell Tower fire that killed at least 80 residents of the west London tower block in June is having repercussions way beyond those directly impacted.

Efficiency quest swells Barratt's coffers

6 Sep 17 Not satisfied with pre-tax profits of £765m, Britain’s biggest house-builder is looking for new ways to build homes to increase the efficiency of its operations.

Colmore Tang restructures into divisions

6 Sep 17 Birmingham-based Colmore Tang is adding a house-building division and an office fit-out/interiors division, to create the Colmore Tang 麻豆社 Group.

London mayor sinks New Scotland Yard redevelopment

6 Sep 17 Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has rejected plans for a development of nearly 300 flats because too few were being offered as affordable housing.

HS2 sets contracts league on fire

5 Sep 17 The BCLive contracts league table for August 2017 was totally dominated by the award of £6.6bn of civil engineering contracts for the HS2 rail project.

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