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Astaldi reports growth in revenue

3 Aug 17 Astaldi has reported a 7.4% increase in revenue in its latest half-year results.

Miller Homes changes hands

3 Aug 17 Ownership of house-builder Miller Homes is moving from one group of investors to another.

Laing O’Rourke finalises Manchester Airport contract

3 Aug 17 Laing O’Rourke has signed a major contract with Manchester Airports Group to lead the first stage of its £1bn development programme.

Willmott Dixon to build Rotherham college block

3 Aug 17 Willmott Dixon has picked up a £7m contract for a new college building in Rotherham.

Galliford Try extends Manchester airport apron

2 Aug 17 Galliford Try has been awarded a £38m contract to build new taxiways at Manchester airport.

Online traders drive Travis Perkins to reorganise

2 Aug 17 Builders merchant group Travis Perkins is reorganising its plumbing businesses again after several years of underperformance in the face of online competition.

Leasehold review dents Taylor Wimpey profits

1 Aug 17 Taylor Wimpey has reported half year profits of more than £200m before tax even allowing for the cost of reforming its controversial leasehold policy.

Network Rail reforms to expand competition and innovation

31 Jul 17 Network Rail is planning to enable contractors with bright ideas to share in the benefits of their innovations on railway projects.

City watchdog probes Mitie audits

31 Jul 17 The Financial Reporting Council has launched an investigation into the audit by Deloitte LLP of the financial statements of Mitie Group.

Strong Keller results marred by South African tragedy

31 Jul 17 Geotechnical contractor Keller Group has report a strong set of half-year results and a record order book.

Keltbray appoints innovation director

31 Jul 17 Keltbray Group has appointed Michael Pelken to the newly created position of innovation and research & development director.

Mountjoy and Tew agree £20m council terms

31 Jul 17 Building contractors Mountjoy and Tew Brothers have each been awarded a £20m building maintenance contract by Hampshire County Council.

Pre-pack deal saves 38 trade jobs at Bolton company

28 Jul 17 The administrators of a Bolton construction trade company have sold the business to the existing management in a pre-pack deal, saving all 38 jobs.

Second quarter sees more acquisitions

27 Jul 17 The second quarter of this year saw mergers and acquisitions in the global engineering and construction (E&C) sector grow to US$21.6bn (£16.5bn).

Asbestos exposure brings £1.27m in fines for Balfour Beatty team

27 Jul 17 Three companies working on the refurbishment of a school in Waltham Forest have been fined a total of £1.27m excluding costs after workers were exposed to asbestos.

Amey joins transport policy group

26 Jul 17 Amey has become a corporate partner of a body that brings together directors of regional authorities to shape government policy in areas such as highways.

Terex Trucks appoints Spanish distributor

25 Jul 17 Scottish-made Terex rigid dump trucks are to be distributed in Spain following a new deal.

Ashtead buys Ontario rental business

24 Jul 17 Ashtead's North American subsidiary has struck a CA$275m (£168m) deal to buy an Ontario-based rental business.

Galliard builders uncover Roman sarcophagus

21 Jul 17 A Roman sarcophagus unearthed by builders from Galliard 黑料不打烊 in Southwark has been moved to the Museum of London for exhumation.

Clugston profits shrink 80% in two years

20 Jul 17 Delays to project starts impacted on revenues at the privately-owned Clugston Group last year and profits have shrunk again.

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