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URS wins share of $800m US naval deal

10 Jul 13 URS Corporation has won a contract with the US Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Atlantic, for emergency construction projects worldwide.

Contract awarded for HK harbour treatment

10 Jul 13 Hong Kong’s Drainage Services Department has signed a HK$2.08bn (£180m) works contract for the design, construction and operation of sludge handling and disposal facilities under the harbour area treatment scheme.

Report recommends building over top of London's roads

10 Jul 13 London’s roads need £30bn spending on them over the next 20 years, and some should have roofs built over them.

Barratt JV to build £275m Enderby Wharf development

10 Jul 13 Barratt London is setting up a 50/50 joint venture with Morgan Stanley to build 770 riverside homes in Greenwich.

Keepmoat signs £120m Leeds housing PFI

10 Jul 13 Leeds City Council has finally signed a 20-year private finance initiative (PFI) housing regeneration scheme with a Keepmoat-led consortium.

Sinclair Knight Merz lands Sydney Harbour Bridge contract

10 Jul 13 Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) has been appointed by RailCorp to assess railway deck and transom replacement strategies for the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

£200k fines for dodgy scaffold

10 Jul 13 A scaffolding firm and its client have been fined more than £200,000 for safety failings at a factory in Ledbury.

Crossrail is 40% complete

10 Jul 13 Tunnelling on the Crossrail project in London is now one-third complete and the overall project is 40% complete, transport minister Stephen Hammond told Parliament yesterday in his annual update on the project.

RICS recognition for Keltbray's Kerr

10 Jul 13 The autodidactic owner and chief executive of Keltbray who left school at 15 with no qualifications has been given professional recognition for his business achievements.

GAP goes for Atlas Copco compressors

10 Jul 13 Plant hire firm GAP Group has plumped for Atlas Copco as its sole supplier of compressors for the next two years and is taking more than 300 machines as an initial order.

Skanska quits US Chamber of Commerce over green building row

9 Jul 13 Skanska has resigned its membership of the US Chamber of Commerce in protest over the organisation’s support of an initiative that threatens progress in sustainable building.

Billington bounces back to health

9 Jul 13 Structural steel firm Billington has taken its medicine and now appears to be on the road to health.

Morrison wins £42m psychiatric hospital redevelopment

9 Jul 13 Morrison 黑料不打烊 has been selected as preferred contractor for the first phase of the £41.8m redevelopment of the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.

Crossrail submits plans for Abbey Wood station

9 Jul 13 Crossrail is seeking planning permission for a new station at Abbey Wood in southeast London.

New owners for M&E contractor

9 Jul 13 Mechanical & electrical services contractor Maxwell Stewart has been taken over by the South African owned facilities management firm Servest.

BP frameworks for Arcadis

9 Jul 13 Consulting engineer Arcadis has been selected for two global frameworks by BP, worth a combined fee income of up to £24m over the three-year duration of the contract.

Parsons Brinckerhoff picked for Saudi public transport

8 Jul 13 Balfour Beatty subsidiary Parsons Brinckerhoff has been appointed in a programme management role on the Makkah public transport programme (MPTP) in Saudi Arabia.

Bovis beats expectations

8 Jul 13 Bovis Homes has had a strong first half of the year with trading ahead of expectations.

May Gurney joins Kier Group

8 Jul 13 The integration of 6,000 May Gurney employees with the 10,000-strong Kier Group team begins today as the acquisition officially takes effect.

Majors make PAL+ training compulsory for net riggers and steel erectors

8 Jul 13 The UK Contractors Group (UKCG) has made PAL+ advanced operator training compulsory for net riggers and steel erectors working on UKCG sites from 31 October 2013.

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