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M Group Services creates Milestone with Skanska Highways acquisition

4 May 21 M Group Services has completed the £50m acquisition of Skanska UK’s highway maintenance and street lighting business.

Are you ready for RoboNavvy?

30 Apr 21 Could a robotic system that performs keyhole surgery on underground pipes change the face of streetworks for good? Helena Russell reports

Volvo and Daimler launch hydrogen fuel cell JV

29 Apr 21 Volvo Group and Daimler Truck have officially launched a joint venture to develop hydrogen-based fuel cell technology to power heavy goods vehicles.

HSS posts £23.6m loss

29 Apr 21 Tool hire chain HSS Hire says that its strategy is delivering improved performance but it still cannot make a profit.

Spike in height safety breaches causes concern

29 Apr 21 The Building Safety Group (BSG) has reported an 84% increase in the number of ‘working at height’ breaches on UK construction sites during the first quarter of 2021.

Electrical trade bodies discuss post-Covid collaboration

29 Apr 21 Electrical trade bodies Select and ECA have held talks to discuss common strategies and priorities for continued collaboration in the UK’s post-Covid industry.

Covid costs Multiplex £149m

28 Apr 21 Multiplex Europe has costed the negative impact of the Covid-19 virus on its business at £149m.

Persimmon build rate ahead of pre-Covid levels

28 Apr 21 Observance of Covid site protocols is doing nothing to slow Persimmon’s productivity, the house-builder said today.

Kier Highways earns Birmingham extension

28 Apr 21 Kier has been awarded a six-month extension for its Birmingham highways maintenance contract.

New code proposed for external wall assessments

28 Apr 21 The British Standards Institution (BSI) is seeking views on a draft code of practice for assessors when examining external walls and cladding.

Fusion21 fills £880m compliance framework

28 Apr 21 Procurement organisation Fusion21 has selected 175 suppliers for its national building safety & compliance framework.

Wolstenholme joins Laing O’Rourke executive team

27 Apr 21 Laing O’Rourke has appointed Andrew Wolstenholme as its group technical director.

Robertson starts work on linear accelerator unit at Edinburgh hospital

27 Apr 21 Robertson 黑料不打烊 Central East has begun work on a new linear accelerator (Linac) treatment facility at Western General Hospital in Edinburgh.

Contract awarded for 200,000 sq ft of ‘smart’ glass

27 Apr 21 Saint-Gobain subsidiary SageGlass is to provide 200,000 square feet of ‘smart’ glass for an Indian office development where Google will be the primary tenant.

Willmott Dixon picked for Goole rail centre

27 Apr 21 East Riding of Yorkshire Council has chosen Willmott Dixon to build a speculative office development on the Goole 36 Enterprise Zone.

Ramboll appoints new UK managing director

26 Apr 21 Danish consulting engineer Ramboll has appointed Philippa Spence as its new UK managing director.

FIS Plus: new chapter in chemical anchors

26 Apr 21 There has always been a time and a place for chemical anchors in construction.

Clancy buys Scottish structural timber consultant

26 Apr 21 Clancy Consulting has bought Scotland-based DBM Consultants.

No competition for Thames Crossing tunnel spoil contract

26 Apr 21 Land reclamation specialist Ingrebourne Valley has been earmarked for a £43.6m contract by Highways England to dispose of Lower Thames Crossing tunnel spoil after emerging as the sole bidder.

Consultants chosen for £100m Cambridgeshire framework

26 Apr 21 The Greater Cambridgeshire Partnership has selected Canadian-owned consultancy firms WSP and Atkins for a professional services framework valued at up to £100m.

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