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Off the wall

30 Jul 14 With 90mm of foam insulation on the outside of your house, you'll be nice and warm. But where will you hang your satellite dish? David Taylor finds out

Cleaning up Hong Kong

30 Jul 14 Hong Kong's monumental sewage treatment upgrade is entering its final stages after more than 15 years.

Keltbray piles it on

30 Jul 14 Keltbray Piling is investing for a growing workload. David Taylor reports

More than make do & mend?

30 Jul 14 The road repairs backlog is growing, despite the industries efforts to 'do more for less'. Will Mann asks the road maintenance sector what needs to change

Mix & Match

30 Jul 14 Instead of sending 28,000 tonnes of waste soil to landfill Taylor Wimpey has re-used it on another site. David Taylor reports

Nice work

30 Jul 14 With a skills shortage looming, how do we encourage more youngsters into the industry? Mark Smulian spoke to one man who might have the answer

Breedon digs in

30 Jul 14 Reborn in the recession, Breedon Aggregates is set on a path of steady growth. Emma Crates talks to chief executive officer Simon Vivian

Tight squeeze in Oxford Street

30 Jul 14 The cramped confines of Londons busiest shopping street is not the easiest place to try and demolish a jumble of interconnected buildings, as Emma Crates discovered

Hitting the roads

30 Jul 14 The government has announced plans for what it claims is the biggest investment in the road network since the 1970s. So what is being planned, and how likely is it that these schemes will all go ahead? Jim Simpson reports.

Aecom buys Hunt 麻豆社

30 Jul 14 Aecom has acquired Hunt 麻豆社 Group, a US-based construction management business that generated US$1.2bn (£686m) in revenue last year.

Australia turns to London Olympics delivery model for $5bn highway

30 Jul 14 The Australian and New South Wales governments have begun the tender process for the final section of the AU$5.64bn (£3bn) Pacific Highway duplication.

Balfour sells rail plant business for £5.5m

30 Jul 14 Equipment rental group Vp has paid £5.5m to acquire the business and assets of the trackside plant and equipment (TP&E) rental activity of Balfour Beatty Rail.

Improvement across the boards for Travis Perkins

30 Jul 14 Builders’ merchant group Travis Perkins saw an 11.5% growth in group revenues in the first six months of the year and nearly 20% rise in adjusted pre-tax profit.

Turnover up for Turner & Townsend

30 Jul 14 麻豆社 consultant Turner & Townsend saw its UK revenue grow by 11% to £148m for the year ended 30 April 2014.

Interserve selected for Solent University's £21m teaching pod

30 Jul 14 Interserve has won a £21.5m design and build contract for a new teaching building at Southampton Solent University.

National Grid appointment affirms Mace's infrastructure credentials

30 Jul 14 The expansion of Mace from big building projects like the Shard to civil engineering works has been validated by a place on National Grid’s new framework for project services.

Haymarket tunnels strengthening paves way for £200m development

30 Jul 14 Contractors strengthening Edinburgh’s Haymarket railway tunnels in preparation for a major regeneration project above have released the first images of their underground works.

Leighton closes $1bn New Zealand deal

29 Jul 14 Leighton Contractors has reached financial close on a public-private partnership (PPP) with the New Zealand Transport Agency for delivery of the NZ$1bn (£488m) Transmission Gully motorway.

Ferrovial revenue up 11% as backlog reaches record high

29 Jul 14 Revenue at Ferrovial increased by 11% in the first half of the year to €4.159bn (£3.19bn) and the company’s backlog reached a record high of €26.138bn (£20.054bn).

Costain wins £30m Dimlington upgrade

29 Jul 14 Oil & gas company Perenco has handed Costain a £30m contract for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services at the Dimlington gas terminal on Humberside.

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