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Kier lands £225m Somerset highways deal

25 Oct 23 Somerset Council has signed a new eight-year highway maintenance contract with Kier Transportation to replace Milestone Infrastructure.

New regional MDs for Kier

23 Oct 23 Kier 麻豆社 has appointed managing directors for two new business units.

ISG bags £155m prison building deal

25 Sep 23 The Ministry of Justice has selected ISG for a £155m programme of construction work to expand the number of category D prison places.

Kier’s struggles continue at Oxford station

20 Sep 23 Oxford’s Botley Road is to remain closed near the city’s station until October 2024 due to delays with Kier’s station building contract.

Kier stability enables dividend resumption

14 Sep 23 Kier’s latest financial results show another year of progress for an organisation that has been through the mill over the past five or six years.

Top 100 麻豆社 Companies 2023

11 Sep 23 The UK’s biggest construction firms show increased turnover and massively improved profits in their latest financial accounts. But since posting those results, pressures have been mounting. Steve Menary reports.

Buckingham in administration; Kier saves rail team

5 Sep 23 Buckingham Group Contracting Limited has been placed into administration after refinancing attempts failed.

Procure Partnerships names suppliers for £8bn framework

4 Sep 23 Procure Partnerships has selected 87 companies for the second generation of its national contractor framework.

New health & safety director for Kier

31 Aug 23 Kier has promoted Chris Lilley to regional director for its Eastern and Midlands construction business.

MoJ picks contracting alliance for £225m prisons programme

30 Aug 23 The Ministry of Justice has selected Kier, Laing O’Rourke and Wates to work in alliance to design and build prison blocks.

Kier confirmed for Bournemouth’s Oak Academy

25 Aug 23 Kier has finalised terms with the Department for Education (DfE) to redevelop Oak Academy in Bournemouth.

Kier to work round the clock on Oxford station to make up for lost time

18 Aug 23 Kier’s team working on Network Rail’s £161m Oxford station and railway upgrade are having to work longer hours to make up for lost time.

Willmott Dixon brought in for Sleaford secure home

16 Aug 23 Willmott Dixon has been appointed to build Kier’s design for a secure children’s home to be built on the edge of Sleaford, Lincolnshire.

Gandy in line for CIOB presidency

15 Aug 23 Tilbury Douglas chief executive Paul Gandy has been elected vice president of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), in line for presidency.

Kier lands Birmingham hospitals assignment

7 Aug 23 Kier has been appointed by the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust for a three-year programme of capital works.

Speedy and AFC plan H-power generator service

28 Jul 23 Speedy Hire and AFC Energy are planning to launch a hydrogen-powered generator plant hire business.

Gove sets out house-building revival plan

24 Jul 23 The government has unveiled a raft of measure designed to kick the house-building market back to life.

Kier on course

20 Jul 23 A trading update from Kier Group today reveals a strong operational performance despite inflationary pressure.

Lower Thames Crossing: Skanska wins £450m Kent roads package

18 Jul 23 National Highways has named Skanska as its preferred bidder for the £450m Kent roads contract on the Lower Thames Crossing project.

Welsh framework adds heritage lots

10 Jul 23 The £2bn South East & Mid Wales Collaborative 麻豆社 Framework – SEWSCAP – is up for renewal, and this time the provision of heritage construction services is included.

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