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Plantworx moves to Bruntingthorpe

4 Sep 13 The Plantworx tradeshow for construction equipment is moving to a new venue after just one event.

Project to create ‘sensing cities’ launches in Christchurch

4 Sep 13 A project to create ‘sensing cities’ has been launched with the aim of collecting real-time information about how a city actually works.

Midas and Seddon sign Prompt Payment Code

4 Sep 13 Just nine members of the UK Contractors Group (UKCG) are still choosing not to commit to the government-backed Prompt Payment Code after Midas and Seddon finally opted to back the voluntary initiative.

Vp acquires pile cropping specialist

4 Sep 13 Pile breaking specialist Mr Cropper Ltd has been taken over by Vp plc for £4.6m.

Record first quarter for Ashtead

4 Sep 13 A-Plant’s parent company Ashtead Group has reported record pre-tax profits for the first quarter of its financial year and expects to surpass previous expectations this year.

AFI opens Midlands training centre

4 Sep 13 Powered access hire firm AFI has opened a new training facility in West Bromwich.

CHP cuts emissions for Caspian Wharf

4 Sep 13 SAV Systems has supplied LoadTracker 15kWe/30kWth combined heat and power (CHP) units to several phases of the Caspian Wharf residential development in East London.

Sun block to be erected in front of Walkie Talkie

4 Sep 13 Developers Land Securities and Canary Wharf Contractors are to construct a scaffold screen in front of the Walkie Talkie building at 20 Fenchurch Street in London to prevent its intense reflection causing damage.

Consultant WYG lifts expectations

3 Sep 13 Consulting engineer WYG says that it is on course to book more profits this year than was previously expected of it, after a surprisingly healthy start to its financial year.

Improvement for Alumasc

3 Sep 13 Building products group Alumasc has reported strong profit growth, signalling a degree of recovery from previous poor performance.

Acquisition broadens Spie offering

3 Sep 13 M&E contractor Spie has moved into the UK power line services market with the acquisition of Electricity Network Solutions Ltd (ENS).

Motts appoints new water manager

3 Sep 13 Mott MacDonald has appointed Mark Enzer as its new group practice manager for water and environment.

New chairman for MPA

3 Sep 13 Brett Group chairman Bill Brett has taken over as chairman of the Mineral Products Association for the next two years.

Sweett wins cost role on Hong Kong tunnel

2 Sep 13 Sweett Group has secured a commission to provide cost management services for a 2km submerged cross harbour rail tunnel in Hong Kong.

John Holland lands Tasmanian hospital deal

2 Sep 13 John Holland has been awarded the contract to deliver the AU$365m (£209m) Royal Hobart Hospital redevelopment project in Tasmania, Australia.

Kier settles union dispute

2 Sep 13 Planned industrial action to disrupt Kier Services local authority contracts has been called off after a compromise was negotiated.

Morgan Sindall to build Nottingham Uni's sustainable lab

2 Sep 13 The University of Nottingham has awarded Morgan Sindall a £15.8m contract to build what is claimed to be the UK’s first carbon neutral laboratory.

Brick sales up for Michelmersh but losses widen

2 Sep 13 Michelmersh Brick sold 9% more bricks in the first half of 2013 compared to the first half of 2012.

Nuttall agrees to pay £33m to settle Cambridgeshire busway dispute

2 Sep 13 BAM Nuttall has settled its dispute with Cambridgeshire County Council over the guided busway project by paying back £33m.

McAlpine case highlights need for due diligence

2 Sep 13 Concrete escapes into the drainage system. Who’s to blame? Mark Clinton reports on a case that highlights the importance of due diligence.

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