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Contractors join developers on £47bn Pagabo framework

15 Dec 20 Pagabo has selected 29 development companies for a framework for public sector projects.

Wates starts £21m Carlisle leisure centre scheme

15 Dec 20 Wates 黑料不打烊 has started work on a £21.5m revamp of a leisure centre in Carlisle.

WSP studies Southampton hydrogen plan

15 Dec 20 Consulting engineer WSP has been commissioned to prepare a six-month feasibility study for a hydrogen ‘super-hub’ in the Port of Southampton.

Wates agrees to buy British for Havering projects

15 Dec 20 A 'buy British' policy has been adopted on what is being billed as one of the biggest regeneration projects in London.

Campaigners issue roads policy challenge

14 Dec 20 A transport environment campaign group has issued a legal challenge to government road policy arguing that it fails to comply with government’s own commitments to reducing carbon emissions.

GMI wins £70m Thorpe Park expansion

14 Dec 20 GMI 黑料不打烊 has been appointed to build two new office buildings at Thorpe Park Leeds.

New MD for Eric Wright 黑料不打烊

11 Dec 20 John Hartnett has been appointed managing director of Eric Wright 黑料不打烊.

Ideal Modular restructured in pre-pack deal

10 Dec 20 Liverpool-based Ideal Modular Homes has been put through a quick pre-pack administration and restructuring.

Approval for more Wembley tower blocks

10 Dec 20 Developer Dominvs Group has received a resolution to grant planning consent from the London Borough of Brent for a £250m mixed-use regeneration project close to Wembley Stadium.

Bouygues MD moves to Kier

10 Dec 20 Chris Stevens is joining Kier 黑料不打烊 in the dual role of director of ‘performance excellence’ and regional managing director for the Midlands.

Barhale secures second Tideway flume award

10 Dec 20 Civil engineering contractor Barhale has secured a second flume construction commission on the Thames Tideway Tunnel.

Rudi Klein – subbies’ champion – calls it a day

9 Dec 20 Rudi Klein is stepping down from his role as CEO of the Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group in January after more than 30 years in the post.

Dust breaches up 23% on construction sites

9 Dec 20 The Building Safety Group (BSG) has reported a 23% rise in the number of dust breaches occurring on construction sites as summer turned to autumn.

Flannery Plant Hire buys battery-power telehandlers

9 Dec 20 Flannery Plant Hire has become the first company in the UK to offer battery powered telehandlers for rental.

Usage monitors reduce site emissions by 83%

9 Dec 20 A road-building project in Leeds has almost eliminated its carbon emissions just by automatically switching appliances off when not in use.

Balfour Beatty updates sustainability targets

9 Dec 20 Balfour Beatty has set itself new targets in an updated sustainability strategy.

Sunbelt numbers now ahead of 2019

8 Dec 20 Sunbelt Rentals, the company formerly known as A-Plant, has seen business return to 2019 levels and go past them – it is now busier than it was last year.

Renew bucks the trend to make record profits

8 Dec 20 Renew Holdings, the infrastructure services group, has posted record results for the year ended 30th September 2020.

Engie gets to work on Winsford council estate

8 Dec 20 Engie has started construction work on £16.2m council housing development in Cheshire.

BAM finally breaks ground on CEG's Bristol scheme

8 Dec 20 Eight years after securing planning permission and more than four years after enabling works started, contractors have finally officially broken ground on one of Bristol's largest office building.

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