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First BIM company of its type in UK is launched

17 Aug 11 ‘BIM is not just for new builds’ is the message from Digital Surveys, a UK land and 3D laser scanning company, as it launches eBIM, the first BIM company of its kind in the UK.

Keller wins £30m work on Crossrail

17 Aug 11 Ground engineering specialist Keller has been awarded two major contracts on the main tunnels for Crossrail.

Aecom/Parsons JV lands $150m San Francisco contract

17 Aug 11 A joint venture of Aecom and Parsons has been awarded a US$150m (£92m) management contract by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC).

UK cuts prompt Balfour Beatty to focus overseas

17 Aug 11 With government spending cuts making the market tough at home, Balfour Beatty is targeting India, Australia and North America for growth.

Copenhagen completion awarded to Clark Contracts

16 Aug 11 A £1.2 million contract to complete the Copenhagen office development in Glasgow's Hope Street has been awarded to Clark Contracts by Allied Irish Bank.

Switzerland remains world’s most expensive place to build

16 Aug 11 黑料不打烊 costs in Switzerland are more than 25% higher than anywhere else in the world, according to the annual International construction cost comparison report released today by EC Harris.

FCC Doubles its efforts in Global Sports Infrastructure

16 Aug 11 Olympic Broadcast Centre and UEFA Stadia to make 2012 a winning year

Scott ELM launches supplier pallet repatriation scheme for Redrow

16 Aug 11 Redrow, has joined forces with Scott ELM, a division of the newly rebranded Scott Group, to launch a specialist pallet repatriation service for all its building projects across the UK.

Viridor proceeds with £150m Cardiff incinerator

16 Aug 11 Waste management company Viridor has decided to press on with its controversial plans to build a £150m waste incinerator in Cardiff.

Arup and Motts picked for HK highway design

16 Aug 11 A 50:50 joint venture of Arup and Mott MacDonald has been appointed by to provide full detailed design consultancy and construction supervision services for the new Central Kowloon Route (CKR) highway and tunnel in Hong Kong.

Arcadis lands $22m role on US port upgrade

16 Aug 11 Arcadis has won a five-year contract to provide management services for the modernisation of two shipping terminals at the Port of Long Beach, California.

Mears cashes in on opportunities

16 Aug 11 The collapse of rivals Connaught and Rok is helping social housing contractor Mears rise to record heights.

Interserve wins NHS energy role

16 Aug 11 Interserve has been given a place on the NHS shared business services framework agreement for the provision of carbon and energy infrastructure upgrades.

Kier chosen for student accommodation scheme

16 Aug 11 Bath Row Developments has appointed Kier Living as lead contractor for a £7.45m student accommodation scheme adjoining Penryn Railway Station in Cornwall.

Specialist contractors’ lobby group expands

16 Aug 11 The National Specialist Contractors’ Council (NSCC) increases its representation of the specialist sector from 1 September with the addition of two new member organisations, the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) and the Door and Hardware Federation (DHF), .

Leighton reports $409m loss

15 Aug 11 Leighton Holdings has reported an after-tax loss of AU$409m (£260m) for the 2010/11 financial year.

Hewden expands training operations

15 Aug 11 Plant and tool hire group Hewden has launched a customer training division offering courses ranging from health and safety to management development.

Delancey and Qatari Diar to take over Olympic Village

15 Aug 11 Property groups Delancey and Qatari Diar have signed a £557m deal to take over the Olympic Village after the Games next year.

US bridge tender comes in $163m under budget

12 Aug 11 Kiewit-General-Manson has beaten tenderers including a joint venture of Skanska, Hochtief subsidiary Flatiron and US contractor Traylor to be named as apparent best value bidder for replacing the SR 520 floating bridge in the USA.

Brent picks Leadbitter for £19m school

12 Aug 11 Leadbitter has been awarded a £19m contract to build The Village School for the London Borough of Brent.

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