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Cement-free piling landmark for Keltbray

6 Dec 18 An alternative cement-free concrete is being used for piling foundations on Taylor Wimpey’s housing development in Mount Pleasant, London.

Imtech builds orders

6 Dec 18 Building services contractor Imtech Inviron has added £120m of new business to its order book in the second half of 2018.

Contracts worth €500m awarded for Belgian wind farm

5 Dec 18 Three subsidiaries of dredging, environmental and marine engineering group DEME have secured contracts worth about €500m (£450m) for a wind farm off the coast of Belgium.

Kier tops BCLive league once again

4 Dec 18 Kier signed 19 separate construction contracts in November 2018 with a combined value of £329m to give it the top place in the Builders’ Conference monthly BCLive contracts league table.

ISG wins £70m Canary Wharf refurb deal

4 Dec 18 ISG has signed a £70m contract to refurbish the former offices of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in London’s Canary Wharf district.

Buyers' survey suggests construction industry is regaining confidence

4 Dec 18 November saw further growth in UK construction output and new orders, the monthly survey of industry purchasing managers suggests.

Springfield secures permission for Scottish Borders development

4 Dec 18 Scottish Borders Council has granted planning permission to Springfield Properties for a development of 57 affordable homes.

Former highways chief gets Magnox job

4 Dec 18 Lawrie Haynes, who was chief executive of the Highways Agency in the 1990s, has been put in charge of cleaning up old nuclear power stations.

Travis Perkins seeks buyer for plumbing and heating division

4 Dec 18 Builders’ merchant group Travis Perkins has put its plumbing and heating business up for sale as part of a restructuring.

Aarsleff uses its 'vroom' to bring drawings to life

4 Dec 18 Aarsleff Ground Engineering has set up a virtual reality room at its head office in Newark to boost the knowledge and skills of its estimators and engineers.

Amey up for sale

3 Dec 18 Spanish infrastructure group Ferrovial has put its UK subsidiary Amey up for sale.

Australian contractors predict further growth in major works

3 Dec 18 Australia’s contractors are predicting further expansion in the value of major non-residential projects over the next two years.

Developers to be compelled to make biodiversity net gain

3 Dec 18 Any new construction development will have to result in a healthier natural environment than before work started, under new government proposals.

Kier resorts to rights issue to tackle debt mountain

3 Dec 18 Operating under the strain of a massive debts, Kier is asking shareholders to stump up £264m through a rights issue.

Edinburgh reaches settlement over defective schools

29 Nov 18 Next week’s meeting of Edinburgh Council’s finance committee will be asked to authorise a final settlement regarding the structural safety failings that led to the widespread closure of new schools.

Another Intu rescue deal fails

29 Nov 18 A rescue deal for struggling shopping centre owner Intu has collapsed.

Ashtead reveals succession plan

29 Nov 18 Geoff Drabble, chief executive of A-Plant parent company Ashtead since 2007, will step down next year.

Third Warwick Uni project for Kier

29 Nov 18 The University of Warwick has contracted Kier to build its £10m Degree Apprenticeship Centre.

CITB sells card scheme and outsources hundreds of jobs

29 Nov 18 The 黑料不打烊 Industry Training Board has agreed the sale of the 黑料不打烊 Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS) and struck a deal to outsource 337 back-office jobs.

UK engineers help bring down Sardinian power station

28 Nov 18 Engineers from UK-based decommissioning consultancy RVA Group have overseen the explosive demolition of a former power station in Sardinia, Italy.

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