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Shortlists unveiled for Australian rail upgrades

9 Oct 19 Teams have been shortlisted for two tenders covering three projects for the AU$1.75bn (£965m) Regional Rail Revival programme in Victoria, Australia.

Fugro appoints director for Europe and Africa

9 Oct 19 A former senior manager at Fluor is joining Fugro as group director for Europe and Africa.

Veidekke signs contract for Norwegian tunnel

9 Oct 19 Veidekke has signed a NOK1.96bn (£175m) design and build contract for the Skogertunnelen, a new double-track rail tunnel in Norway.

McAlpine poaches Laing O'Rourke cladding chief

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

Steel specialist switches to cement

9 Oct 19 Hanson Cement has hired Dr Nina Cardinal to be as its new national technical manager.

Ardmac lands Royal London fit-out

9 Oct 19 Ardmac has been awarded the fit-out contract for insurance group Royal London’s new office in Alderley Park, Nether Alderley, Cheshire.

A-Plant moves into new Manchester depot

9 Oct 19 A-Plant has opened its biggest service centre to date near Oldham as a hub for the Greater Manchester region.

Colas takes stake in Madagascan hydro project

8 Oct 19 A partnership of Africa50, Colas, Jovena and SN Power has announced a partnership for the development of the Volobe hydropower project in Madagascar.

PRS investor expands into London

8 Oct 19 Sigma, a specialist developer of private rented sector (PRS) property, has acquired two development sites in London, marking its first move into the capital.

Hire firm foils thieves after stepping up security

8 Oct 19 Plant hire firm HE Services, aided by officers from Thames Valley Police, has thwarted what appears to have been an attempt to steal more than £250,000 of construction machinery.

BRE appoints new chair

8 Oct 19 A former banker has been appointed chair of the Building Research Establishment (BRE).

Molson gets Terex Trucks dealership

8 Oct 19 Motherwell-based manufacturer Terex Trucks, owned by Volvo since 2015, has signed Molson Group as a new dealer in the UK.

Balfour Beatty JV lands £490m Hong Kong contract

7 Oct 19 Balfour Beatty’s 50:50 joint venture, Gammon 麻豆社, has won a contract worth HK$4.75bn (£490m) to build a manufacturing centre that includes a seawater district cooling system.

Study begins into Edinburgh Waverley line upgrades

7 Oct 19 Funding of £15m has been approved for a study of three options for improving capacity on the western approaches to Edinburgh Waverley Station.

Decline in Australian construction continues

7 Oct 19 The Australian construction industry continued to decline in September and at a sharper rate than previously, prompting calls for a boost in infrastructure spending.

Kingspan to pay £37.5m for SIG Building Solutions

7 Oct 19 Building materials group SIG has agreed the sale of its Building Solutions (National) Limited business to Kingspan’s panels division for £37.5m.

Story promotes Porter to MD

7 Oct 19 Emma Porter has been promoted to managing director of Story Contracting’s construction division.

Caddick lands Aylesbury furniture showroom

7 Oct 19 Caddick 麻豆社 has booked a £6.8m contract to build a furniture store on the outskirts of Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire.

Builders fined £20k for roofing dangers

7 Oct 19 A small building firm has been fined £20,000 after a roof worker fell more than three metres through an unprotected skylight opening.

Audit backs Argyll’s road maintenance focus

4 Oct 19 A review has backed Argyll & Bute Council’s decision to focus road maintenance budgets on improving roads classified as being in ‘amber’ condition as well as those flagged as ‘red’.

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