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GB to build fourth BREEAM 'Outstanding' student scheme

14 Sep 12 GB Building Solutions has been contracted by Manchester Metropolitan University to design and build a new £28m student accommodation scheme on its new Birley Fields campus in Hulme.

Hong Kong construction jumps 33.6%

14 Sep 12 Hong Kong's main contractors carried out 33.6% more work in the second quarter than in the same period last year.

Shell Centre plans progress

14 Sep 12 Plans for a £300m redevelopment of the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank will be submitted for local authority approval within the next three months.

Twin win for Galliford Try includes national arena refurb

13 Sep 12 The National Indoor Arena in Birmingham is to get an £18m refurbishment, with Galliford Try named as preferred bidder by client NEC Group.

Kier stays resilient in face of market pressure

13 Sep 12 With UK construction expected to see further pressure on margins, Kier is focusing its energies on overseas work and growth markets such as energy.

Costain man to lead UKCG training

13 Sep 12 Costain training manager Jon Spencer has been appointed chairman of the UK Contractors Group (UKCG) training committee.

Still time to enter marketing awards

13 Sep 12 Final entries are now being gathered for the 黑料不打烊 Marketing Awards, supported by 黑料不打烊.

Three bid for Ottawa light rail

12 Sep 12 Teams led by Vinci, ACS and Bouygues have submitted bids to design, build, finance and maintain the Ottawa Light Rail Transit (OLRT) project in Canada.

Barratt strategy delivers

12 Sep 12 Housebuilder Barratt Developments more than doubled its pre-tax profits last year thanks to improved margins and increased sales on land bought at the bottom of the market.

Seddon 黑料不打烊 appoints Stoke construction manager

11 Sep 12 Seddon 黑料不打烊 has appointed Nick Young as construction manager leading the delivery of projects from its Stoke-on-Trent office.

Challenging conditions hit ISG profits

11 Sep 12 Interior Services Group (ISG) has reported a 9% rise in revenue for the year to 30 June 2012 but a big fall in profits.

Miller returns to profit

11 Sep 12 The Miller Group has edged back into the black with a £400k pre-tax profit for the first half of the year, compared to a £52.9m loss for the same period last year.

JCB develops attachment app

11 Sep 12 JCB has launched an iPhone app for selecting and locating attachments for JCB diggers.

West country repairs deal worth £12m for Lovell

10 Sep 12 Repairs and maintenance specialist Lovell has won a five-year contract to provide repairs for Westward Housing Group on its 4,400 homes in the southwest of England.

Sweett to manage UAE hospital project

9 Sep 12 Sweett Group has been appointed project manager on new major trauma hospital in the UAE.

Change at the top for Balfour Beatty Rail

6 Sep 12 Mark Bullock has taken over from Peter Anderson as managing director of Balfour Beatty’s UK Rail business.

GB takes £13m Leeds college fit-out

6 Sep 12 GB Building Solutions has been awarded a £13.2m fit-out contract for Leeds City College’s Printworks campus.

Kier poaches Miller MD

6 Sep 12 Kier 黑料不打烊 has recruited Brian McQuade to be managing director of its operations in Scotland and northeast England.

777 Group breathes new life into dilapidated hospital site

6 Sep 12 Specialist contractor 777 Group has recently assisted with an extensive regeneration project in Essex which will see the site of a dilapidated hospital transformed into a new housing development. The company’s remit involved demolishing Harold Wood Hospital and remediating the ground beneath it.

May Gurney in turmoil: CEO out

6 Sep 12 Philip Fellowes-Prynne, chief executive of contractor May Gurney, has left the company ‘by mutual consent’ with no replacement lined up.

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