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Mitie comes in under budget to win £13m refurb contract

16 May 11 Somer Housing Group has picked Mitie Property Services from six bidders for a £13m five-year internal refurbishment programme.

Leighton optimistic despite disappointing quarter

16 May 11 Leighton Holdings has announced a loss after tax of AU$382m (£249m) for the nine months to 31 March 2011 from total revenue of AU$13.8bn.

Lafarge sells $760m of US assets to Argos

16 May 11 Cement and ready-mix producer Argos has acquired US$760m of US assets from Lafarge.

Parsons Brinckerhoff JV wins LA Metro role

16 May 11 A joint venture of Parsons Brinckerhoff and STV has been awarded a design contract by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) for a light rail extension.

Charterhouse to acquire majority stake in ERM

16 May 11 Environmental Resources Management (ERM) has announced that Charterhouse Capital Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in the consultancy as part of a management buy-out from Bridgepoint.

Yorkon wins Dounreay contract

16 May 11 Modular building specialist Yorkon has won a £7m contract to supply a prefabricated laboratory building as part of the Dounreay site restoration in Caithness.

Mears plans for future growth with £120m in wins

16 May 11 Today’s interim management statement from Mears reports at order book of £2.7bn with £120m in new contracts secured since March.

Davis Langdon sets up tall buildings team across Aecom

16 May 11 Davis Langdon has announced the formation of the new Tall Buildings Group (TBG), which is designed to leverage experience from around the world within the broader Aecom Group.

Atlas Copco invests in Indian expansion

13 May 11 Atlas Copco is to build a new compressor manufacturing facility near Pune, India, to meet an anticipated strong growth in demand over the coming years.

T Clarke seeks to maintain margins in competitive market

13 May 11 T Clarke has said that the outlook for 2011 for the construction sector remains uncertain and the markets in which the group operates continue to be competitive.

Kingspan reports solid UK market

13 May 11 Kingspan’s interim management statement said that the UK market overall has been solid with a gradual improvement in residential construction, an increase in refurbishment and good volumes in non-office building activity.

Government extends trials of development levy

13 May 11 More local authorities are being asked to come forward for to take part in a second phase of a trials of the new development levy.

GAP Group Awarded Tool, Equipment & Plant Hire Company of the year

12 May 11 GAP Group is delighted to announce its recent success at the 2011 Hire Awards of Excellence held in London on 7th May 2011, by the European Hire Association.

Keller reports continuing challenges but positive outlook

12 May 11 Keller’s revenues for the first four months of the year were up on last year but challenges continue in western Europe and the USA, according to its latest statement.

Cowlin picked for £10.4m Dorchester development

12 May 11 West Country contractor Cowlin 黑料不打烊 has been awarded a £10.4m contract for a council office development in Dorchester.

CH2M Hill buys US transport consultant

12 May 11 CH2M Hill has signed a purchase agreement for a Booz Allen Hamilton transportation consulting business.

Gaskells fined for botched demolition

12 May 11 Liverpool demolition contractor Gaskells has been fined £5,000 plus £3,000 in costs for botching a job last year, a disused cinema it was bringing down ended up spread across a busy dual carriageway.

Henry Boot seeks higher margin work

12 May 11 Property, construction and plant hire group Henry Boot reports slight growth in some of its sectors but says that market recovery is likely to be “a drawn out and uncertain process”.

Lavendon man becomes IPAF technical officer

12 May 11 Chris Wraith of Lavendon Access Services takes over as technical officer of the International Powered Access Federation on 1 July.

Comment: Why we must save the Disregard

12 May 11 David Wright, head of external affairs at the Electrical Contractors’ Association of Scotland (SELECT), warns that there will be a return to casual labour without a Treasury u-turn on the National Insurance Disregard.

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