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Persimmon rings boardroom changes

8 Jan 13 After 30 years with housebuilder Persimmon, and seven as chief executive, Mike Farley is retiring in April.

Station win gives Indian contractor entry into Hong Kong

8 Jan 13 India’s Punj Lloyd Group has broken into the Hong Kong market with a Rs1168 crore (£132m) contract to build MTR Corporation’s Shatin to Central Link Diamond Hill station.

Civil engineer replaces accountant at top of Balfour Beatty

8 Jan 13 Balfour Beatty chief executive Ian Tyler is stepping down on 31 March and will be succeeded by Andrew McNaughton.

Keller buys Canadian foundations specialist

7 Jan 13 Keller Group has acquired Geo-Foundations Contractors, a Toronto-based specialist geotechnical contractor.

Interserve to acquire Omani company

7 Jan 13 Interserve has entered into an agreement to acquire Willbros Middle East Limited and its subsidiaries, which provide oil field maintenance, construction and logistics services.

Ten pitch for defence framework

7 Jan 13 Ten of the country’s biggest contractors have been invited to bid for a new framework agreement to deliver construction projects across the UK Defence estate.

Lend Lease wins £170m LandSec development

4 Jan 13 Lend Lease has won a £170m contract with Land Securities for two new buildings, The Zig Zag Building and Kings Gate, on the site of the former Kingsgate House in Victoria Street, central London.

Repeat orders lift Costain

4 Jan 13 Costain reports that it starts 2013 with £700m-worth of work for the year and a total order book of £2.4bn.

Letters of intent have unintended impact

4 Jan 13 Turner & Townsend has learned the hard way that courts regard letters of intent as no substitute for a contract. Thomas Eggar LLP associate Laura Phoenix reports.

GB wins second Signature care home

4 Jan 13 GB Building Solutions has been awarded an £11m contract to build a new care home for Signature Senior Lifestyle in Marlow, Buckinghamshire.

Balfour Beatty buys US energy business

3 Jan 13 Balfour Beatty has acquired Subsurface Group to expand Parsons Brinckerhoff’s energy storage services business in the USA.

Babcock takes over Weir's LGE unit

3 Jan 13 Babcock International has acquired LGE Process from the Weir Group for £23m.

Gongs for building bosses

31 Dec 12 Tony Pidgley and Terry Bramall are among construction’s leading lights to be recognised in the New Year Honours list, with each awarded a CBE.

Quinn and Lagan plan materials JV

21 Dec 12 Two Northern Irish producers of cement and building products have revealed that they are planning to pool resources in joint venture.

UK team wins 48-hour Qatar design competition

21 Dec 12 The Build Qatar Live design competition has been won by the BIM Academy team, which included Turner & Townsend, Northumbria University, Ryder Architecture and others.

Bouygues wins Australian rail contract

19 Dec 12 A partnership of Bouygues Travaux Publics and Australian group Macmahon has won a AU$260m (£169m) alliance contract for the design and construction of a railway underpass and 3.2km of new track in western Sydney.

Illness forces Galliford Try boss aside

19 Dec 12 Galliford Try housebuilding boss Ian Baker has been forced to resign for health reasons.

Babcock Lend Lease JV lands Dorset defence work

19 Dec 12 A joint venture of Lend Lease and Babcock has been awarded a £14m contract by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) at Bovington Camp in Dorset.

Apollo fined £300k for Camden gassing incident

19 Dec 12 One of the UK's largest property service organisations has been ordered to pay more than £300,000 in fines, costs and compensation after seven people were hospitalised when carbon monoxide (CO) fumes escaped into their homes.

Kier lays foundations for biggest timber project

19 Dec 12 Kier 麻豆社 has started work on a £19m school project in west London that is thought will be the largest structure in the UK built with the latest cross-laminated timber technology.

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