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McCarthy & Stone launches design contest for oldies’ housing

6 Nov 12 Retirement developer McCarthy & Stone has launched a nationwide hunt for housing concepts of the future for the over-55s.

Severfield-Rowen issues profits warning

5 Nov 12 Structural steel group Severfield-Rowen reports problems with project delays, cost over-runs and customers slow to pay invoices.

L&T wins Delhi metro tunnel contract

5 Nov 12 A JV led by Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has won a INR 1252cr (£124m) tunnelling contract for the Delhi Metro in India.

Shepherd grows 10%

5 Nov 12 Shepherd Group has reported a 10% rise turnover to £672m for the year to 30 June 2012, up from £611m the previous year and £527m in 2010.

Andrews Sykes relocates to new depot

5 Nov 12 Pump hire specialist Andrews Sykes Group has moved just a few hundred metres to new premises in southeast London.

Lemminkäinen and Skanska sign logistics centre contract

5 Nov 12 Freeway - a consortium of Lemminkäinen and Skanska - has signed a preliminary contract for the construction of a new logistics centre for S Group.

Wolseley to buy Burdens depots for £30m

2 Nov 12 Wolseley has agreed to acquire the property, stock and vehicle assets of 22 sites from Burdens Ltd, one of the leading suppliers of drainage and civil engineering products in the UK.

Now Armitt gets the call to help sort out airport planning

2 Nov 12 Top civil engineer Sir John Armitt, former chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority, is one of six experts appointed to the new Airports Commission that is being set up to advise the government on airport capacity.

Rebrand for NSG

2 Nov 12 Scaffolding and industrial services provider NSG has rebranded in the wake of its acquisition 18 months ago by France’s Altrad Group.

Skanska cleared to start Bradford waste plant

2 Nov 12 Skanska is set to start construction of a waste-to-energy plant in the centre of Bradford next spring after city councillors approved plans submitted by its Pennine Resource Recovery consortium (PRR).

HSS buys generator specialist

1 Nov 12 HSS Hire has acquired Abird Generator Hire, one of the UK's leading diesel electric generator hire companies.

Arup advises Taiwan government

1 Nov 12 Arup has held a roundtable discussion with top Taiwan government officials and decision makers to have a fresh look at the country’s low carbon transition plans.

Bouygues lands $206m Canadian sports deal

31 Oct 12 Bouygues Building Canada and Kenaidan Contracting have won a PPP contract for seven sports venues in Ontario.

Buckingham wins Llandudno Station improvement works

31 Oct 12 Buckingham Group has been awarded a £5.1m project to improve Llandudno Station in North Wales.

Anesco improves energy efficiency for social landlords

30 Oct 12 Energy services company Anesco has been appointed to manage green upgrades for Westward Housing Group in the southwest.

Seddon Property Services appoints operations manager for Scotand

30 Oct 12 Painting and maintenance specialist Seddon Property Services has appointed Andy McNicol as operations manager for its expanding Scottish business.

Bam Nuttall replaces Galliford Try in Mersey Gateway bid

29 Oct 12 The client team behind the Mersey Gateway Project has approved a change of line-up in one of the short-listed bidding consortia.

Carlyle wants to build new urban quarter on the Thames

29 Oct 12 Plans for nine new buildings of between five and 48 storeys on the south side of the Thames in London are to be put before city planners as part of a huge urban development proposal.

HSS under new ownership again

29 Oct 12 The venture capitalists that took over HSS five years ago have cashed in their investment and sold it on to another group.

New hope for Bradford city centre

29 Oct 12 The massive hole in the ground in the heart of Bradford city centre could finally see development resume after a transfer of ownership of the stalled project.

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