麻豆社

Menu FastIndex My Account FREE Newsletters

麻豆社

Login/Register
Free Newsletters

麻豆社 News Search

24 May 2026

Keywords Search Type

麻豆社 News
Promoted Content
Contract News & Leads
Plant & Equipment News
Data News
- Data News
- Top 100 麻豆社 Companies
  - 2025
  - 2024
  - 2023
  - 2022
  - 2021
  - 2020
  - 2019
  - 2018
  - 2017
  - 2016
  - 2015
  - 2014
  - 2013
  - 2012
  - 2011
  - 2010
  - 2009
- Sub-contractor Pay Trends
  - Latest Month
  - Archive
Promoted Content
Features
Jobs
TV
Magazine
Media Pack
- Online Media Pack
- Magazine Media Pack
Apps
麻豆社

XFASTINDEX

Related Information

麻豆社 News Search

Your search matched 19731 construction news articles, you are viewing page 466 of 987:

Cotswold contractor moves into plant hire

28 Feb 18 Heming Group, a family-run civil engineering and agricultural contractor in the Cotswolds, has set up a plant hire division.

Design team picked for Antarctic base

27 Feb 18 A team has been appointed to create concept designs for the redevelopment of New Zealand’s home in Antarctica.

Hundreds more Carillion staff laid off

27 Feb 18 Another 230 former Carillion employees have been laid off this week, bringing the total redundancies since the company’s liquidation to 1,371 and rising.

Besix to boost Australian presence

27 Feb 18 Besix is planning to boost its presence in Australia by buying a majority stake in contractor Watpac.

Persimmon sees profits swell 25% to nearly £1bn

27 Feb 18 House-builder Persimmon has reported continued growth in 2017 with more expected in 2018.

McAlpine tops main contractors' Glassdoor rankings

27 Feb 18 Sir Robert McAlpine is the best of the major construction contractors to work for, according to a website that lets employees rate the companies they work for.

O'Rourke northern director jumps to Broadley

27 Feb 18 Leeds-based construction contractor Broadley Group has recruited Laing O’Rourke director Dan Doherty to be its chief operations director.

Concrete reasons to go to the NEC

26 Feb 18 The UK’s only event exclusively for the concrete industry takes place 21-22 March 2018 in Halls 17 and 18 of the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

Ambitious new entrant targets plant hire

26 Feb 18 There's a new name looking to make waves in the plant hire sector. David Taylor explains

Kendalls joins Aggregate Industries

26 Feb 18 LafargeHolcim has acquired south coast aggregates supplier Kendall for an undisclosed sum.

Keller sees UK orders start to slow

26 Feb 18 International foundations specialist Keller Group has reported solid growth in 2017 despite a slowdown in the UK.

Cement delivery strike averted

26 Feb 18 Planned strike action by cement delivery drivers this week will not now be going ahead after a deal was reached.

Fork Rent family returns to plant hire

26 Feb 18 Two years after selling their telehandler business Fork Rent, the Nicholls family is back in plant hire.

Persimmon bosses hand back some of their bonus

23 Feb 18 The directors of Persimmon have agreed to hand back part of their bonuses after mounting criticism about greed and excess.

US retirement home model brought to UK

23 Feb 18 There’s a new player in the ‘later living’ market in the UK with Elysian Residences investing £500m in the construction of four developments in the southeast.

Lendlease wins Euston developer role

23 Feb 18 HS2 and Network Rail have selected Lendlease to lead the planning and development of Euston station and surrounding area.

Profits and orders up at Hochtief

22 Feb 18 Hochtief increased its nominal net profit by 31% to €421m (£372m) in 2017 and has achieved its highest year-end order book since 2012.

Salini wins $1.3bn villa complex for Saudi National Guard

22 Feb 18 Salini Impregilo has won a US$1.3bn (£930m) contract to build villas and associated infrastructure for the Saudi Arabia National Guard.

Muse in line for Wirral regeneration

22 Feb 18 Wirral Council has selected Muse as its partner for a £1bn regeneration plan.

Carillion collapse prompts Serco chief to write manifesto for contracting revolution

22 Feb 18 Rupert Soames, chief executive of Serco and grandson of Winston Churchill, has set down his thoughts on what the demise of Carillion means for public service contracting. It makes interesting reading, so we reproduce it here in full.

Page 466: Prev 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 Next

Fast Index

We and our partners may store or access personal data such as cookies, device identifiers or other similar technologies. We do this to analyse our web traffic and at times we may also offer personalised content, ads or features. Privacy Policy

Essential & Analytics Personalised Content

© 2026 麻豆社 [Company No. 6177490].

Contact
About
Link To Us
Fact-checking
Cookies
Acceptable Use
Privacy
Terms & Conditions
Sitemap
Directory