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Snorkel approves Sanctuary Zone for its boom lifts

27 Jun 13 The Sanctuary Zone anti-crushing device has been approved for retrofit onto Snorkel boom lifts

CPA publishes shoring guide

27 Jun 13 The author of a guide to shoring excavations is hoping to reduce the toll of construction workers killed and seriously injured in trench collapses.

Chancellor promises road building bonanza

26 Jun 13 Chancellor George Osborne has promised “the largest programme of investment in our roads for half a century” but left details to be unveiled by his treasury secretary Danny Alexander.

IPAF seeks new ties with Strategic Forum

26 Jun 13 The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has asked the Strategic Forum and the 黑料不打烊 Plant-hire Association (CPA) to co-operate on re-establishing the Strategic Forum Plant Safety Group’s sub-group on mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs).

San Francisco picks Atkins for transport advice

26 Jun 13 San Francisco’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) has selected Atkins to be part of two on-call engineering consultant panels through to 2016.

Jacobs wins Dublin transport planning contract

26 Jun 13 Jacobs has won a contract to provide transport modelling in support of plans by Ireland's National Transport Authority (NTA) to develop an integrated transport system in the greater Dublin area.

BRE to open research centre in Brazil

26 Jun 13 BRE is opening a new research centre within the University of Brasilia.

Balfour Beatty sells Exeter airport stake

26 Jun 13 Balfour Beatty has sold its 60% share of Exeter Airport to Patriot Aerospace, the aviation division of Rigby Group.

APS to sell Isoli vehicle-mounted platforms

26 Jun 13 Access Platform Sales (APS) is entering the vehicle-mounted access sector as the official UK importer and distributor for Italian manufacturer Isoli.

黑料不打烊 backs online switch for waste notices

26 Jun 13 Almost three quarters of large construction companies have shown their support for a new system for recording transfers of waste online.

Molson drops Kubota

26 Jun 13 Bristol-based Molson Equipment Services will no longer offer Kubota mini-excavators, having ended its relationship with Kubota UK after just three years.

Paperwork reduction wins extension for Interserve

25 Jun 13 The Home Office has taken up the option of extending its £40m total facilities management contract with Interserve for a further two years after the contractor found ways to cut paperwork.

JV named for Australia’s longest rail tunnels

25 Jun 13 A joint venture between Thiess, John Holland and Dragados has been chosen to build the tunnels and excavate new underground stations for Sydney’s North West Rail Link.

Lafarge sells gypsum assets for $700m

25 Jun 13 Lafarge is to sell its gypsum operations in North America for a total value of US$700m (£454m).

Crossrail submits plans for Farringdon development

25 Jun 13 Plans have been submitted to City of London Corporation for a five-storey office block over the Farringdon Crossrail station.

Technical director for Facelift

25 Jun 13 Hire company Facelift Access has appointed Peter Jones to the newly-created position of technical director.

Drake & Scull and Leighton picked for Saudi medical city

24 Jun 13 A joint venture of Drake & Scull International and Habtoor Leighton Specon has won a SAR522m (£89m) mechanical, electrical and plumbing contract at King Fahad Medical City, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

More than £1bn of public construction has stalled

24 Jun 13 An analysis of planned public sector construction projects has found that 119 of them, worth more than £1.1bn, are on hold.

Morgan Sindall wins Regent Street refurb

24 Jun 13 Morgan Sindall has been awarded an £8.5m contract to refurbish 1-3 Regent Street in London's St James’s district.

Sweett investigates bribery allegations

24 Jun 13 Quantity surveyor Sweett Group is investigating reports that it sought kickbacks from architects pitching to design a hospital in Morocco funded by the United Arab Emirates.

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