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Wates launches social enterprise brokerage

9 Aug 13 麻豆社 group Wates has launched what is being billed as the industry’s first social enterprise brokerage service.

Jail sentence for plant operator

9 Aug 13 The driver of a tracked loading shovel who accidentally killed a lorry driver has been given a suspended jail sentence and a tagging order.

Balfour Beatty sells facilities management business

9 Aug 13 Balfour Beatty is selling its UK facilities management business to GDF Suez Energy Services for £190m.

Morgan Sindall to build Matalan’s new £19m HQ

9 Aug 13 Morgan Sindall has won a £19m contract with Maro Developments to build new offices for retail group Matalan on Merseyside.

Amec lands Las Vegas solar project

8 Aug 13 Amec has won an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to design and construct a solar power project near Las Vegas, Nevada.

Bellway sees recovery spread

8 Aug 13 House-builder Bellway says that it has seen all UK regions improve this year and reservations overall are up 27% on this time last year.

Builders sought for Newport garden village

8 Aug 13 Third sector developer Seren Group is advertising for building companies to join a £40m framework panel that will build up to 400 homes.

New director for BREEAM

8 Aug 13 The Building Research Establishment (BRE) has appointed Dr Gavin Dunn as director of its BREEAM energy assessment operations.

Jacobs to manage Doha Red Line project

7 Aug 13 Qatar Railways has awarded Jacobs Engineering Group a project management consultancy contract for the north and south sections of the Red Line on the US$36bn (£27bn) Doha Metro project.

Laundry firm gets out of FM

7 Aug 13 Laundry and dry cleaning firm Johnson Service Group has sold its facilities management activities for £32.2m.

Go-ahead for Kier’s London fire station PFI

7 Aug 13 Kier’s Blue3 consortium has reached financial close on a £70m deal to build nine fire stations in London.

Conder Allslade opens in London

7 Aug 13 Portsmouth-based steelwork contractor Conder Allslade has opened a new office in the City of London.

Leighton team agrees details for $900m Perth road scheme

6 Aug 13 Leighton Contractors has reached agreement on the price, scope and construction methodology for the Gateway Western Australia (WA) Perth Airport and freight access project.

MBO for Quattro

6 Aug 13 Plant hire firm Quattro Group has been bought by its management team.

Atkins to help in $20bn LA rail expansion

6 Aug 13 The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Metro, has selected Atkins to serve as a general engineering consultant (GEC) in support of the network operations, maintenance and expansion plans.

Residential conversion planned for LU headquarters

6 Aug 13 London Underground’s headquarters at 55 Broadway above St James’s Park tube station is to be turned into flats.

Mace targets transport with new recruits

6 Aug 13 Mace, best known as the builder of the high-rise Shard, is targeting growth in the transport sector.

TClarke profits under pressure

6 Aug 13 Careful contract selection has helped building services group TClarke produce a slight improvement in profitability for the first half of the year.

Basement defects on the rise

6 Aug 13 The National House Building Council has added its voice to concern about the building of basements, especially in London, with a growing incidence of tanking defects and other faults.

Sirius turns to Volvo

6 Aug 13 A desire to cut its fuel costs has prompted Leeds-based land remediation contractor Sirius Group to buy Volvo excavators for the first time.

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