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EnterpriseMouchel changes its name

20 Aug 13 Highways service provider EnterpriseMouchel is changed its company name to EM Highway Services from today.

Leighton to develop $400m Sydney high-rise

20 Aug 13 Leighton Properties has announced the development of North Sydney’s first new commercial building in six years.

New web portal offers £109bn of government projects

19 Aug 13 Information on opportunities to win future government construction contracts worth more than £109bn has been published on a new web portal.

Shepherd picked for Leeds Uni library

19 Aug 13 Shepherd 麻豆社 won a £16m contract to build a new library for the University of Leeds.

No more dig-and-dump

19 Aug 13 A novel method of recycling excavated soil for re-use as backfill is catching on…but not necessarily in the way its inventor had hoped. David Taylor reports.

Laying asphalt hot on hot

19 Aug 13 There is a method of laying asphalt used in mainland Europe that has been shown to save time, save money, use less material and produce better longer-lasting surfaces. But, as Phil Bishop reports, UK contractors are finding reasons not to embrace it

Painless delivery for hospital built offsite

19 Aug 13 The largest ever off-site building project for the health sector is nearing completion. Emma Crates reports

Towering ambitions for timber

19 Aug 13 Move over steel and concrete. Could timber be the radical new material for the tall buildings of the future? Emma Crates reports

Bovis Homes sees 50% jump in housing profits

19 Aug 13 First-half results from Bovis Homes show a 50% rise in its operating profit for housing compared with the same period last year.

Architects forecast growing workload

16 Aug 13 The latest figures from Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) show the most positive workload forecast since the survey began in January 2009.

NG Bailey wins second phase of university scheme

16 Aug 13 NG Bailey has been awarded a £15m second phase of work for Birmingham City University’s on-going city centre campus development.

Contractor picked to lengthen London Overground platforms

16 Aug 13 Transport for London (TfL) has appointed Cleshar as the contractor to lengthen some of the station platforms on the London Overground network.

Aarsleff to drive 4600 piles on Telford housing scheme

16 Aug 13 Aarsleff UK has won the piling contract for the sixth phase of the Lawley Village development, just outside Telford.

Niras acquires UK marine civils consultant

16 Aug 13 Marine civil engineering consultant Peter Fraenkel & Partners has joined international multidisciplinary consultant Niras.

Fluor given go-ahead for $800m Virginia power station

15 Aug 13 Fluor Corporation has received the full notice to proceed with construction of Dominion Virginia Power’s new 1,358MW gas-fuelled power station in Brunswick County, Virginia.

MEP calls for level playing field for local firms

15 Aug 13 Local construction firms deserve a level playing field when bidding for government contracts, according to Fiona Hall MEP.

ICE focuses on BIM

15 Aug 13 The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is to make building information modelling (BIM) the focus of much of its knowledge activity over the next quarter.

New Ecomax JCBs bring fuel savings for Surrey builder

15 Aug 13 Surrey-based builder J Devine Group has hailed the fuel efficiency of JCB’s new tier 4i tracked excavators.

New standard addresses unsafe low-level work platforms

15 Aug 13 PASMA, the trade body representing the mobile access tower industry, has launched a a new safety standard for the design of low-level work platforms.

Dounreay targets smaller contractors

14 Aug 13 Dounreay is planning to spend 24% of its budget with smaller businesses this year.

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