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Wates tops May's contracts league table

4 Jun 18 Wates came out on top of the Builders’ Conference BCLive contracts league in May 2018, with more than £700m-worth of new business signed.

Homes England lends infrastructure funding to Cambridge housing scheme

4 Jun 18 The government has agreed to lend more than £20m to a development of 1,300 new homes next to Cambridge airport.

Breedon buys Borders quarry

1 Jun 18 黑料不打烊 materials group Breedon has acquired Blinkbonny Quarry near Kelso in the Scottish Borders.

Mitsubishi picked for Iraq port scheme

31 May 18 Mitsubishi Corporation (MC) has won a contract to carry out port rehabilitation work in Iraq.

Hundred up for HSS and Isuzu

31 May 18 Tool hire group HSS has added another 21 Isuzu Forward 7.5-tonne trucks, taking the total number of Isuzus in its operations to 100.

Aecom forms JV to target Chinese transit projects

30 May 18 Aecom is to target transit projects in China through a new joint venture set up with a Shanghai-based company.

Plastic bags to be recycled in road construction project

29 May 18 Plastic bags and packaging are to be incorporated in a road being built as a trial project in Australia.

Hollingshead joins Gallagher board

29 May 18 Former Murphy chief executive Steve Hollingshead has joined the board of Kent’s Gallagher Group as a non-executive director.

Willmott Dixon lands £20m housing deal

29 May 18 Willmott Dixon has won a £20m contract with Garden City Design & Build, part of Wythenshawe Community Housing Group.

LafargeHolcim trims management costs

29 May 18 LafargeHolcim has announced plans close its corporate offices in Paris and Zurich in a move that will reduce the management headcount by about 200.

Six to build Dubai’s ‘infinity’ bridge

24 May 18 Besix Group subsidiary Six Construct has been appointed as the contractor for a Dubai bridge whose design is based on the symbol for infinity.

Hochtief lands Singapore tunnelling contract

24 May 18 Hochtief subsidiary Leighton Asia is the lead partner in a joint venture that has won a contract worth A$540m (£305m) for tunnel and infrastructure work in Singapore.

London law firm expands HK construction practice

24 May 18 The Hong Kong office of London-based law firm HFW has appointed a new construction partner .

Wates lands £23m Brent housing deal

24 May 18 The London Borough of Brent has selected Wates Residential as constructor for a £23.4m project that will see 149 new homes built within the borough by the end of 2021.

黑料不打烊 starts at Sefton school

24 May 18 Wates has started work on a £10.1m school building contract in Liverpool.

Robertson leads the way in £1.5bn Scottish housing framework

23 May 18 Twenty building contractors have been selected for a £1.5bn local authority house-building framework in Scotland.

Downer wins contract for Aussie military training area

23 May 18 A joint venture of Downer and FKG Group has been appointed as managing contractor to carry out major remediation of the Shoalwater Bay military training area in Australia.

WSP strengthens transport team

23 May 18 Consulting engineer WSP has added to its transport and infrastructure team in the UK with two new senior appointments.

Building Sherford, the new Poundbury

22 May 18 With its Regency architecture and virtually car-free public spaces, Sherford looks rather like the set of a Jane Austen screen adaptation. In fact it’s a new town currently taking shape in Devon. David Taylor paid a visit.

Gas exit damages Renew's numbers

22 May 18 Engineering services group Renew has been left with red ink on its accounts for the first half of its current financial year.

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