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Marshalls recruits Baxi boss as chief exec

18 Jun 13 Paving block producer Marshalls has recruited a new chief executive to succeed Graham Holden, who is retiring.

Atkins wins US transport contracts

18 Jun 13 Transportation departments in the San Francisco Bay Area and the state of Arkansas have appointed Atkins as on-call engineering and project management consultant.

Lend Lease restructures Australian businesses

18 Jun 13 Lend Lease is consolidating its Australian construction and infrastructure business into sector-specific operations.

Willmott Dixon starts third phase of Rainham housing scheme

18 Jun 13 Willmott Dixon has been confirmed as main contractor for the third phase of an £80m regeneration project in Rainham, Essex.

Tender prices may have bottomed out

18 Jun 13 Quantity surveyors believe a recent rise in tender prices is “just a blip” but say that there are signs that the falling trend may really be coming to an end.

HE adds six-metre Manitous

18 Jun 13 HE Services has invested £500,000 in a fleet of Manitou telehandlers.

Seddon to build £11m care scheme in Telford

18 Jun 13 Seddon has been chosen to build an £11m housing project in Telford, Shropshire, for social housing and care provider Sanctuary Group.

Birthday honours recognise construction training

17 Jun 13 There were no new construction knights in the weekend’s Birthday Honours list but there was recognised for three men who have shown leadership in industry training initiatives.

Builders blackballed by poor procurement practice

17 Jun 13 There is growing concern that local authorities are over-dependent on the credit reference agency (CRA) reports to exclude SME building firms from public works contracts, contrary to procurement best-practice.

HK transport construction surges 56%

14 Jun 13 Some HK$10.5bn (£862m) of construction work on transport projects was carried out in Hong Kong in the first quarter, up 55.7% in nominal terms over a year earlier.

Spring 2015 start for £200m Dumfries hospital

14 Jun 13 Plans for a new £200m hospital in Dumfries & Galloway have been approved by the Scottish government, firing the starting gun on the procurement process.

Steve Driver leaves Driver board

14 Jun 13 Former chief executive Steve Driver has further loosened his ties to the construction consultancy Driver Group by stepping down from the board.

Balfour Beatty takes Herefordshire highways from Amey

14 Jun 13 Balfour Beatty has been selected as Herefordshire Council’s preferred bidder for its £200m 10-year public realm services contract.

Housing associations in merger talks

14 Jun 13 Jephson Homes Housing Association and Raglan Housing have disclosed that their boards are discussing a merger to create an organisation with close to 30,000 properties.

Emerson invests in Rapid’s Transbatch

14 Jun 13 Norman Emerson & Sons, a Northern Irish supplier of construction materials, has taken delivery of the first unit of Rapid’s new compact mobile batching plant.

United House wins £60m London work

14 Jun 13 Specialist housing contractor and developer United House has booked two new refurbishment framework contracts with London & Quadrant (L&Q) and Harlow Council.

BSRIA takes on NHBC air-leakage testing

14 Jun 13 The National House-Building Council (NHBC) has started outsourcing onsite air-leakage testing service to the Building Services Research & Information Association (BISRIA).

Tower crane manufacturers call for harmonised training and licences

13 Jun 13 The training of tower crane erectors, fitters and operators should be harmonised across Europe, with licences recognised across national borders.

Ground broken on Calderwood Village

13 Jun 13 Developer Dundas Estates has begun construction of a 500-home development in Coatrbridge, between Glasgow and Airdrie.

Domestic growth for Atkins

13 Jun 13 Engineering group Atkins has seen its UK operations grow in the past year although globally the business slid a little.

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