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Kier trading statement avoids surprises

20 Jan 22 A trading statement from Kier Group this morning confirmed that business is meeting expectations but there was no mention of Tilbury Douglas.

Crest Nicholson returns to profit despite cladding bill hike

19 Jan 22 House-builder Crest Nicholson has returned to profit despite setting aside nearly £29m for cladding replacement and legacy building safety improvements.

Kier wins £93m Luton hospital contract

19 Jan 22 Kier has been selected by Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to design and construct 16,700 sqm of clinical buildings at Luton & Dunstable University Hospital.

Crest Nicholson strikes £120m PRS deal

19 Jan 22 House-builder Crest Nicholson has sold three of its ongoing developments to private equity investors in the private rented sector.

Winners listed for £750m decarbonisation framework

19 Jan 22 Public sector procurement agency Fusion21 has selected 50 building companies for a four-year ‘decarbonisation’ framework.

Philippines awards contract for 380km railway

19 Jan 22 The Philippines Department of Transportation has signed its largest single rail contract, which is expected to generate more than 5,000 direct jobs a year during construction.

Report says Kier to buy Tilbury Douglas

18 Jan 22 Sky News is reporting that Kier is in talks to acquire Tilbury Douglas.

Webuild lands €940m mega car park

18 Jan 22 Webuild has won the contract to build a multi-storey car park that will hold 10,500 vehicles.

Bam converts paving machine to battery drive

18 Jan 22 Royal Bam Group’s Dutch civil engineering company, Bam Infra Nederland, has commissioned the conversion of a Wirtgen asphalt spreading machine from diesel to electric battery power.

GMI 黑料不打烊 appoints CEO

17 Jan 22 GMI 黑料不打烊 Group has appointed Lee Powell to the newly created role of chief executive.

Suffolk picks Lovell for £700m council housing drive

17 Jan 22 Suffolk County Council has selected Lovell Partnerships as preferred bidder for a joint venture alliance to build nearly 3,000 homes.

Englobe consolidates its UK brands

17 Jan 22 Land remediation contractor Celtic and soil treatment specialist Biogenie have been rebranded as Englobe, the name of their Canadian parent company.

Webuild amasses record new orders

14 Jan 22 Webuild’s new contract wins in 2021 amounted to approximately €10.8bn (£9bn).

Tutte joins Bellway board

14 Jan 22 Former Redrow chief executive John Tutte is to be the next chairman of Bellway.

Scottish project pipeline reaches £11bn

13 Jan 22 The number of projects in Scotland’s construction pipeline database has passed 1,500 across 20 sectors, taking the value to £11bn.

GGR bucks Covid to grow profits

13 Jan 22 Latest accounts filed by lifting equipment distributor GGR Group show that it managed double-digit profit growth in 2020 despite a dip in sales revenue.

Countryside chief departs after trading downturn

13 Jan 22 House-builder Countryside Partnerships plc has parted company with its chief executive after a period of disappointing trading.

Notting Hill Genesis moves on maintenance framework

13 Jan 22 Procurement is now open for a £1.9bn framework to support it a London housing association’s building safety programme.

Vistry braced for wage inflation

12 Jan 22 National house-builder Vistry Group expects build cost inflation to average around 5% this year, with wage inflation likely to run ahead of materials cost inflation

Cornwall buys containers for homeless

12 Jan 22 Cornwall Council has bought 29 modular housing units accommodate homeless people.

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