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Canada awards contract for government office refurb

16 Apr 19 PCL Constructors Eastern has won a CA$217.6m construction management contract for work at a complex that houses the headquarters of several government agencies.

Notre Dame faced €150m repair bill even before fire

16 Apr 19 Even before last night’s devastating fire, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was in much worse condition than appeared at first glance and required an estimated €150m (£130m) of repairs.

Wates lands Free Wharf enabling works

16 Apr 19 Wates has been appointed to improve flood defences in Shoreham to pave the way for a £24m waterfront residential development.

Amey wins sewer maintenance assignment

16 Apr 19 United Utilities has appointed Amey to look after its south region wastewater network.

McAvoy puts manufacturing chief in boardroom

16 Apr 19 Offsite construction specialist The McAvoy Group has appointed David Clark as manufacturing director, promoting him the the company's board.

Plymouth waste firm invests in concrete batching truck

16 Apr 19 Cornwall’s Brunel Recycling has moved into the concrete business with a new volumetric concrete mixer based on an eight-wheel Mercedes-Benz Arocs chassis.

Report calls for change in Scottish local government funding

15 Apr 19 A report published today by Unison Scotland and the Jimmy Reid Foundation calls for changes in funding for local government, including enabling PFI contracts to be taken over by the Treasury.

Davies gets down to work at Kier

15 Apr 19 Andrew Davies, the former Wates boss who was supposed to have been the saviour of Carillion but never got the chance, starts work today at Kier on a mission to turn that business around instead.

SigmaRoc moves into Welsh quarry group

15 Apr 19 SigmaRoc has acquired a 40% stake in South Wales quarrying group GD Harries & Sons (GDH) and agreed terms for complete takeover next year.

Boyd named chief of Government Property Agency

15 Apr 19 Steven Boyd has been appointed the first permanent chief executive of the new Government Property Agency.

Bauma numbers break all records

15 Apr 19 Organisers of the Bauma construction machinery trade fair say that the 2019 event broke all previous records with visitor traffic up 7% on the last event three years ago.

Engie appoints new UK chief executive

15 Apr 19 Nicola Lovett has been named the new chief executive of Engie UK & Ireland, with effect from 1st May 2019.

Breedon wins A9 surfacing contract

12 Apr 19 Balfour Beatty has awarded Breedon Group a contract to supply and lay surfacing on a section of the A9 dualling programme in Scotland.

Swedish pension funds target infrastructure investment

12 Apr 19 A group of Swedish national pension funds has formed a new company to invest in unlisted companies focusing on infrastructure.

Hackitt joins HS2 board, Wolstenholme out

12 Apr 19 Dame Judith Hackitt, the former Health & Safety Executive chair who last year led a review of building regulations to address issues raised by the Grenfell Tower fire, has joined the board of HS2 Ltd.

Netherlands-Germany railway to be upgraded

11 Apr 19 The ministries for transport of the Netherlands and Germany are to join forces to improve the rail connection between Amsterdam and Berlin.

New project tackles flooding of Mekong Delta

11 Apr 19 Royal HaskoningDHV is to develop an integrated masterplan to reduce the vulnerability of the Mekong Delta in Vietnam to flooding, water shortages and climate change.

Approved inspector opens Birmingham office

11 Apr 19 Lancashire-based building control surveyor Ball & Berry has expanded its footprint to the West Midlands.

Beard order book tops £100m

11 Apr 19 South of England regional contractor Beard has posted steady growth in profit and turnover for 2018.

University hands Woodhead its biggest contract to date

11 Apr 19 East Midlands contractor Woodhead has won a £13.5m contract to build a new technical research facility for the University of Nottingham.

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