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Molson takes on Genesis shears

19 Feb 20 Bristol-based plant and equipment dealer Molson Group has been appointed sole UK distributor for US/German attachments brand Genesis.

Belfast studios set for £45m extension

19 Feb 20 Belfast Harbour has submitted a planning application for a £45m extension of its film studio complex.

Beijing targets six-day build for mask factory

18 Feb 20 Beijing is addressing China’s shortage of anti-virus masks by starting work on a factory that is due for completion in just six days.

Funding secured for Nottingham BTR scheme

18 Feb 20 A £56m build-to-rent (BTR) development next to Nottingham railway station is set to proceed after securing the necessary funding.

Amey appoints power business director

18 Feb 20 Amey has promoted Nick Maggs to business director in its utilities power business.

Specialists seek procurement powers for new safety regulator

18 Feb 20 A leading industry lobby group is pressing the government to give more powers to the planned Building Safety Regulator.

Bilfinger lands £58m Hinkley Point pipework deal

18 Feb 20 Bilfinger UK has been given a £58m contract to make pipework for the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station.

Berkeley and Audley to develop Civil Service College site

18 Feb 20 The government has sold the former Civil Service College site at Sunningdale Park in Berkshire to developers.

New members join construction innovation board

17 Feb 20 The board of the 黑料不打烊 Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) has expanded with the appointment of 11 new members from across the sector.

Qualifications body reports on changing skills market

17 Feb 20 The Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) has produced a report looking at the changing skills landscape in construction, including the role virtual reality (VR) could play in assessment.

Main contractor feels the pain from subbie’s hacked email

17 Feb 20 When a subcontractor’s email systems were hacked, it was a main contractor client that bore the brunt of the resulting fraud. Solicitor Michael Gerard reports.

BAM starts hunt for new CEO

17 Feb 20 Royal BAM Group has started the search for a new CEO following a decision that Rob van Wingerden will hand over the helm in April.

Andrew Scott to the fore in £1bn Welsh framework

17 Feb 20 Regional contractors Andrew Scott looks like the big winner in the £1bn South West Wales regional contractors framework.

London Tower Cranes fined after welder's fall

17 Feb 20 London Tower Cranes has been fined £54,000 after a welder fell two metres from a podium.

M&E contractor fined for dropped load

17 Feb 20 An M&E contractor company has been ordered to pay more than £70,000 in fines and costs after a worker was injured when a 700kg pump set fell on him at a construction site.

New owner for roof tile merchant

14 Feb 20 Brickability Group, a builders’ merchant that listed on the AIM last year, has taken over McCann Roofing Products for £2.75m.

New propping system from RMD

14 Feb 20 RMD Kwikform has developed a lightweight modular propping system with a loading capacity of up to 400 kN.

£350m eye hospital clears hurdle

14 Feb 20 Plans for a new £350m eye hospital in London have taken an important step forward by securing the approval of clinical commissioning groups.

Skanska wins £240m Ropemaker tower

13 Feb 20 Skanska has won a £240m contract to build a 112-metre high office tower at 20 Ropemaker Street in the City of London.

Discovering asbestos in 21st century buildings

13 Feb 20 Since asbestos was banned in 1999, you won't find it any buildings built after 2000 – right? ...Wrong! ...It’s still turning up in new buildings. This article from specialist testing house Socotec explains.

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