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Birmingham seeks bidders for £70m road and air scheme

26 Aug 11 The tender process has started for two related schemes to extend the runway at Birmingham Airport and carry out improvements to the A45 at a total cost of up to £70m.

Contract let for $120m Perth air terminal

26 Aug 11 Westralia Airports Corporation have announced that Broad 黑料不打烊 Services will construct the new AU$120m (£78m) domestic terminal at Perth Airport in Western Australia.

Adminstrators appointed for two Parkridge companies

26 Aug 11 Administrators have been called in for two companies in the Parkridge property development group.

Plunge in profits at T Clark

26 Aug 11 Electrical contractor T Clark has reported a fall in half-year profits on higher earnings than last year as margins continue to be squeezed.

Network Rail brings in cameras to tackle power failures

26 Aug 11 Network Rail has rolled out new camera technology that enables maintenance crews to spot defects in rail wires up to 7.6m overhead.

Three Australian contractors found guilty of bid fixing

26 Aug 11 The Federal Court in Brisbane has found that three Queensland-based construction companies engaged in price fixing and misleading or deceptive conduct in tendering for government public works projects.

UK margins hold at BAM

25 Aug 11 BAM's margins have been maintained in UK construction despite lower revenues and there has been increased revenue in the Netherlands and Germany. UK civil engineering revenues at BAM Nuttall have risen sharply while BAM Properties posted a small loss for the first half of the year.

SES top of the class with education wins

25 Aug 11 The northern division of leading building services contractor, SES has announced a series of contract wins within the education sector with a combined build value of £66.75 million.

Profits surge at SIG

25 Aug 11 Before-tax profits at specialist supplier SIG surged almost 64% for the six months to 30 June compared with the same period last year.

Improved results at Styles & Wood

25 Aug 11 Styles & Wood’s secured order book stands today 10% ahead of last year, according to the interim results.

Arup picked for Australian port

25 Aug 11 Arup has won a contract to prepare a comprehensive environmental assessement for a proposed bulk commodities export facility at Port Bonython on Spencer Gulf in South Australia.

Profits rise 23% at Costain on lower turnover

25 Aug 11 Costain has reported profit before tax up 23% on lower turnover thanks to a decision to withdraw from lower-margin activities.

Dynapac trials digital compaction technology in India

25 Aug 11 The first trials in India with the Dynapac’s digital compaction technology are being undertaken in Pune.

Caterpillar continues expansion into China

25 Aug 11 Caterpillar has announced an expansion of the company’s operations in China in support of the company’s strategy to grow its business to a leadership position there.

Unite hits out at contractor pay plans

25 Aug 11 The union Unite has launched a campaign to defend members’ terms and conditions in view of attempts by eight mechanical and electrical contractors to withdraw from agreements covering workers at some major projects.

Mason Bros plans 1400km charity digger drive

25 Aug 11 Pembrokeshire-based construction machinery company Mason Brothers is to raise money for charity by driving a Doosan DX140W wheeled excavator 874 miles (1,400km) non-stop from John O’Groats to Lands’ End.

Paths for heroes

24 Aug 11 RonaDeck Resin Bound Surfacing system has been laid to the paved areas surrounding Tedworth House in Tidworth, Wiltshire.

Carillion lands £200m in Canadian deals

24 Aug 11 Carillion has secured a contract in Ontario and a preferred bidder position in Alberta for road maintenance work worth in the region of £200m.

All eyes on Portakabin - creator of the new ‘Big Brother’ village at Elstree studios

24 Aug 11 Portakabin has created a state-of-the-art interim production village for Endemol, the world’s largest independent production company and creators of the popular reality TV series ‘Big Brother’.

Chairman of troubled Leighton resigns

24 Aug 11 Leighton chairman David Mortimer has resigned from the board with immediate effect.

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