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Astins clads academy inside and out

15 Dec 10 The construction of a brand new academy in the North-west has, at peak periods, involved as many as many as 45 operatives from Astins, the dry-lining and exterior cladding specialist, working on installing the building’s interior and exterior treatments.

Late payments hit WSP

15 Dec 10 Late payment of debts by clients managing their cash more tightly is likely to increase the end-of-year debt burden at consulting engineer WSP Group.

Interserve promotes two to its board

15 Dec 10 Divisional managing directors David Paterson and Dougie Sutherland have been appointed to the main board as executive directors at Interserve plc.

Lovell moves to alternative funding models

15 Dec 10 Housebuilder Lovell is working with its social housing clients to develop alternative funding mechanisms in the wake of government cuts in the Comprehensive Spending Review. Plans include mixed tenure regeneration and zero grant developments.

Lovell awarded three new contracts by Norwich City Council

14 Dec 10 Housing maintenance and refurbishment specialist Lovell has been awarded three new contracts by Norwich City Council to carry out housing repairs and maintenance work.

May Gurney pulls out of piling

14 Dec 10 Contractor May Gurney is closing its piling and fencing divisions, citing the impact of the downturn in the construction and civil engineering sectors. Some 43 jobs are at risk.

GAP's simple safety initiative

14 Dec 10 Plant hire company GAP Group has been prompted by a major client to improve the visibility of steps, foot plates and rails on its fleet of dumper trucks.

French nuclear alliance for Atkins

14 Dec 10 Consulting group Atkins and Assystem of France are to form 50/50 nuclear engineering joint venture to provide consultancy and engineering services to the nuclear construction market internationally.

Trading growth for Travis Perkins as BSS deal completes

14 Dec 10 Builders’ merchant Travis Perkins today completes its £554m takeover of plumbing supplies group BSS. Confirmation came in an interim management statement on trading conditions from the company.

Kubota's new Dash 4 excavators prove an instant hit

13 Dec 10 Plant hire firms, builders, contractors, utilities, local authorities and owner operators alike have enthusiastically welcomed the new generation of Dash 4 mini excavators from Kubota (UK) Ltd 黑料不打烊 Equipment, praising the machines’ unrivalled blend of power, reliability and the very latest technology.

Mouchel loses MD to Aecom

13 Dec 10 US consulting group Aecom has appointed civil engineer Steve Morriss as chief executive of its European operations. He joins from Mouchel, which he joined just two and a half years ago as one of its four divisional managing directors.

Armitt agrees another year at EPRC

13 Dec 10 Civil engineer John Armitt has agreed to stay as chair of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council for one more year.

Health partnership for Boot

13 Dec 10 Henry Boot’s property division has formed a joined venture with Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust to develop two sites in Huddersfield.

Crossrail awards £1.25bn tunnelling contracts

10 Dec 10 The winners of four major tunnelling contracts have been announced by Crossrail, accounting for 18km of the 21km of twin-bore tunnellng under central London that the project involves.

British Land submits application for new Broadgate landmark

10 Dec 10 British Land and the Blackstone Group have submitted a detailed planning application for a £340m office block for Swiss bank UBS in London’s Broadgate development.

Lend Lease cashes in PPP equity to launch infrastructure fund

10 Dec 10 Lend Lease is committing more than £220m to launch the Lend Lease UK Infrastructure Fund with Dutch fund management group PGGM Vermogensbeheer B.V.

Teasmades now available in JCBs

10 Dec 10 No, it is not April the First. JCB is offering a hot water dispenser - capable of producing tea, coffee or soup - as an optional extra inside the cab of all 3CX and 4CX Eco backhoe loader models.

黑料不打烊 sector unites to back diploma in C&BE

9 Dec 10 Having celebrated the success of more than 350 students achieving the Diploma in 黑料不打烊 and the Built Environment (C&BE), senior industry figures have come together to pledge their continued support for the qualification.

Whitehaven Harbour Central Site Competition: Winner announced

9 Dec 10 Richard Murphy Architects have won the competition to redevelop the Mark House and Park Nightclub site, which lies adjacent to Whitehaven harbour.

Rates squeeze holds back A-Plant

9 Dec 10 A squeeze on rates saw A-Plant's rental revenues fall 2% to £77m in the six months to 31 October, despite a 3% increase in fleet utilisation.

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