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New haulers speed ragstone movement

23 Aug 19 麻豆社 group Gallagher has opted for two Volvo A60H articulated dump trucks as prime movers for hauling Kentish Ragstone at its Hermitage Quarry near Maidstone.

Two shortlisted for Auckland light rail

22 Aug 19 New Zealand’s government has chosen two preferred delivery partners to set out their approaches for Auckland’s planned multi-billion-dollar light rail line.

Adjudication rules remain work in progress

22 Aug 19 Here’s another case addressing the knotty combination of adjudication and insolvency. Emily Sinclair, associate solicitor at Irwin Mitchell, reports.

Contracts boost Bilfinger UK's Scottish workforce

22 Aug 19 Billfinger UK has won a pair of multi-million-pound maintenance contracts that will see it double the size of its Scottish workforce to 220.

CHIC seeks contractors for £540m framework

22 Aug 19 A group of social housing landlords across the Midlands, South and South Wales is advertising for building maintenance contractors for up to £540m-worth of work.

Breedon quits tax haven

22 Aug 19 麻豆社 materials supplier Breedon is moving the tax domicile of the group from Jersey to the United Kingdom next month.

Double-digit growth keeps Miller Homes on target

22 Aug 19 House-builder Miller Homes Group has posted a healthy set of interim results for the first half of 2019.

Big 麻豆社 holds its breath as axe hangs over HS2

22 Aug 19 The government has published the terms of reference for a review into whether and how to proceed with the High Speed 2 project.

Barrett Steel takes over Parker's Shoreham facility

22 Aug 19 Steel stockholder Barrett Steel Limited has purchased John Parker & Son’s Shoreham facility out of administration.

Leeds contractor adds two directors

22 Aug 19 Leeds-based Priestley 麻豆社, part of the wider Priestley Group, has appointed two new board directors.

Costain sees profits cut in half

21 Aug 19 Contract delays, project cancellations and an adverse arbitration ruling are impacting on Costain’s financial performance this year with both revenue and profit dipping in the first half.

Interserve divisions collaborate for £20m+ Tooting hospital works

21 Aug 19 Interserve has been selected for an estates infrastructure improvement programme in south London hospitals for St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Knights Brown prepares Portsmouth for bigger vessels

21 Aug 19 Knights Brown has won a design and construction contract to enable the port of Portsmouth to take bigger cruise ships.

Scottish supply chain briefed on offshore wind openings

20 Aug 19 Representatives from more than 100 companies are gathering in Inverness this week to hear about opportunities in the supply chain for the multi-billion-pound offshore wind industry.

Network Rail signs duo for managed services framework

20 Aug 19 Network Rail has signed contracts with Altran and Aecom to support the delivery of work within its safety, technical & engineering (STE) strategic plan over control period six (CP6: 2019-2024).

Thyssenkrupp to build €60m German logistics centre

20 Aug 19 Thyssenkrupp Materials Services is to invest €60m (£55m) building a logistics centre in Germany.

Jacobs to pay £250m for Wood’s nuclear business

20 Aug 19 US engineering group Jacobs has agreed to pay £250m cash for the nuclear business of John Wood Group.

City of London calls time on wind impact

20 Aug 19 Intense building development and a growing number of skyscrapers can intensify the behaviour of wind, creating gusts. That much is known. Now, the City of London is trying to do something about it.

Aecom makes breakthrough with 3D-printed graphene arch

20 Aug 19 Global infrastructure services firm Aecom is developing one of the UK’s first 3D-printed commercial products made from graphene-reinforced polymer.

Willmott Dixon wins Pontefract leisure centre

20 Aug 19 Wakefield Council has handed Willmott Dixon a £17m contract for the construction of a leisure centre in Pontefract.

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