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New UK headquarters for French engineer

8 Mar 23 French engineering group Egis has moved its London employees into a new UK headquarters.

Galliford margins improve to 2.3%

8 Mar 23 A good six-months for Galliford Try has seen the business grow both revenues and profits.

Record results for Breedon despite reduced volumes

8 Mar 23 The rising cost of building materials has helped Breedon to post record financial results, ahead of market expectations

United Living wins £18m water contract

8 Mar 23 United Living Infrastructure Services (ULIS) has been awarded a new contract with Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) for construction and engineering works worth £18m a year.

Pilers issue sonic logging guidance

8 Mar 23 The Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) has issued guidance on specifying crosshole sonic logging (CSL) in an effort to reduce injuries on site.

Ray O’Rourke makes son Cathal COO

8 Mar 23 Cathal O’Rourke is moving back from Australia to become chief operating officer of the family business.

Amey commits to Hercules suction excavators

7 Mar 23 Hercules Site Services has entered into an agreement with Amey Highways to be sole supplier of suction excavator services on its National Highways Area 7 (East Midlands) contract.

Spadeoak heads north

7 Mar 23 High Wycombe-based asphalt contractor Spadeoak has opened an office in Leicestershire in search of work in the midlands and north of England.

Steel group welcomes extension of rebar anti-dumping measures

7 Mar 23 The British Association of Reinforcement (BAR) has welcomed the government’s decision to extend anti-dumping measures on Chinese steel reinforcement.

Heavy tower crane for Brisbane bridge project

6 Mar 23 Australian crane specialist Marr Contracting has won a contract for heavy lifting services on the Kangaroo Point Green bridge project in Brisbane.

Commercial sector leads construction’s February rebound

6 Mar 23 黑料不打烊’s Purchasing Managers’ Index rebounded into positive territory in February, ending two months of decline.

Richard Irvin FM joins RSK

6 Mar 23 Stirling-based Richard Irvin Facilities Management has become the latest acquisition of RSK.

New owner for James Fisher Nuclear

6 Mar 23 Marine engineering group James Fisher has offloaded its nuclear decommissioning division to a private investment group.

Republicans take aim at Biden’s plan to mandate union agreements

3 Mar 23 A group of US Republican senators has reintroduced the Fair and Open Competition Act (FOCA) in the current (118th) US Congress in a bid to stop President Joe Biden’s plan to mandate project labour agreements (PLAs) on public sector construction contracts.

Oxford Science Park expansion approved

3 Mar 23 Oxford City Council has approved plans for the construction of another 400,000 sqft of space on The Oxford Science Park.

Bucks strikes partnership deal with Hill

3 Mar 23 Buckinghamshire Council is partnering with The Hill Group on the construction of two housing developments in High Wycombe.

Merit begins offsite construction for £35m Berwick hospital

3 Mar 23 Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has selected modular building specialist Merit as its lead construction partner for a new £35m hospital in Berwick.

Developers oppose proposed planning reforms

2 Mar 23 Proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) risk undermining the government’s target of building 300,000 homes a year and hamper economic growth, according to the British Property Federation (BPF).

Boardroom drama continues at Inland Homes

2 Mar 23 Already faced with mounting losses and the loss of its chief executive after just six weeks, Inland Homes has now lost its chairman and both non-executive directors.

Taylor Wimpey pre-tax profit grows 22%

2 Mar 23 Despite the house-building market coming unstuck at the back end of the year, Taylor Wimpey has posted improved revenue and profits for 2022.

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