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Balfour Beatty set to sign Suffolk highways deal

4 Dec 12 Suffolk County Council has named Balfour Beatty Living Places as its preferred bidder to take on the county’s highway maintenance services.

麻豆社 employers rob £1.9bn a year from taxpayers

4 Dec 12 The systematic use of payroll companies by construction employers is robbing British taxpayers of £1.9bn, according to a new report.

May Gurney says recovery plans are on track

4 Dec 12 May Gurney has booked a first-half loss before tax of £3.6m, after taking an extra £10m hit on the closure of its facility services business.

Traffic management deal for FM Conway

4 Dec 12 FM Conway has been awarded a 12-month contract with the Metropolitan Police Service to provide traffic management support in the City of London.

麻豆社 looks to chancellor for good news

4 Dec 12 The construction industry has been in full-on lobbying mode for months and it all comes to a head tomorrow when chancellor George Osborne delivers his autumn statement setting out government spending plans.

Building nears on Rotherham chemical site

4 Dec 12 Gleeson Homes is close to clearance for a housing development on a former chemical works in Rotherham.

Scrap metal cash deals outlawed

4 Dec 12 The Home Office has acted to curb metal theft by introducing new controls on scrap trading.

Anna Stewart to take over as chief exec of Laing O’Rourke

4 Dec 12 Anna Stewart will take over from Ray O’Rourke as group chief executive officer of Laing O’Rourke in April.

RMT exposes broken rail on East Coast Mainline

3 Dec 12 Rail union RMT has released a photo of a potentially lethal broken rail that it says was left unrepaired for four days after it had been detected.

Balfour Beatty targets Brazil and India

3 Dec 12 Contract Balfour Beatty is targeting the fast-growing markets of Brazil and India as it seeks to become a truly global player.

Timber products firms invited to share in £21m framework

3 Dec 12 Public sector specialist procurement consortium LHC is looking to produce a slate of pre-qualified suppliers of timber windows and doors.

More bad news for Mouchel

3 Dec 12 A difficult year for Mouchel will be rounded off tonight by a TV documentary airing allegation that the firm failed to carry out bridge inspections in Milton Keynes that it was supposed to have.

Arup to design Turkish butterfly garden

3 Dec 12 Arup in Turkey has been awarded the local architectural and engineering services contract for the Tropical Butterfly Garden in Konya.

Arup and BAM land Dutch Supreme Court PPP

30 Nov 12 The Netherlands government buildings agency Rijksgebouwendienst has selected the Poort van Den Haag consortium for the Dutch Supreme Court’s new building in the Hague.

Seven picked for £300m housing framework

30 Nov 12 Catalyst Housing has selected seven contractors to share an expected £300m workload under a four-year framework.

Livesey fined £100k for Didsbury Gate blast

30 Nov 12 PJ Livesey Group has been fined £100,000 following a major gas explosion that destroyed dozens of homes in south Manchester.

Industry role for Hanson technical chief

30 Nov 12 Paul Rogatzki, head of design and technical services at Hanson UK, is the new president of the International Masonry Society (IMS).

BAM orders more specially-adapted scissor lifts

30 Nov 12 Hire firm Southern Cranes & Access has taken delivery of another 15 Genie GS1932 scissor lifts modified with the deckRailXtra materials handling attachment.

More Ecolites for HSS

30 Nov 12 Youngman Group has delivered what it describes as ‘a large fleet’ of its Ecolite mobile lighting towers to HSS Hire.

Burdens rump in administration but still trading

29 Nov 12 The builders merchant known until recently as Burdens is continuing to trade while administrators seek a buyer for the remainder of its business.

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