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Robertson starts work on £750m UK supercomputer

3 days Robertson 黑料不打烊 has started work on the construction of the UK's next generation national supercomputer, being built at the University of Edinburgh, with backing from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

Cullross submits Western Harbour, Edinburgh, plans

6 days Cullross has submitted a planning application for 212 homes at Western Harbour to the City of Edinburgh council, with affordable homes on the site due to be managed by Wheatley Group.

Smith Scott Mullan goes employee-owned

6 days Scottish architecture firm Smith Scott Mullan will move into employee ownership, after owners Graham Acheson, Eugene Mullan and Rick McCluggage transferred their shares into an employee ownership trust.

Global buys Pier, goes modular

18 Jun Scottish energy and infrastructure specialist Global has acquired Pier Solutions, and will launch a new division, Global Modular, its first move into modular construction.

Dalkia secures MEP contract for Passivhaus school

10 Jun EdF's Dalkia UK will deliver an £8.9m package of MEP works for its third Passivhaus-standard school, Trinity Academy in Edinburgh. Work with the main contractor, McLaughlin & Harvey, will start in October.

SNIPEF elects president

8 Jun SNIPEF, the Scottish and Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers Federation, has appointed its 102nd president, Steve Craig.

McPhillips adopts Cat

4 Jun McPhillips has added its first Cat machines to its fleet, in a partnership with Finning UK & Ireland, as it helps deliver a new workshop for rebuilt machines.

Wernick opens in Inverness

2 Jun Wernick Hire has opened a new depot in Inverness. The £3.5m investment aims to help the business support clients across the Highlands and surrounding region.

BAM wins ASTI contract

1 Jun BAM UK & Ireland has won its first contract under the Accelerated Strategic Transmission Investment (ASTI) framework for a substation in Aberdeenshire, delivered under a JV with Siemens Energy, for SSEN Transmission.

Oregon Timber Frame expands capacity

29 May Barratt Redrow-owned Oregon Timber Frame has completed the final phase of a factory expansion, part of a £25m investment programme, increasing capacity to 5,000 home kits per year.

Balfour Beatty wins £83m Moray school contract

29 May Balfour Beatty has been awarded an £83 million contract by Hub North Scotland to construct the new Forres Academy school in Moray, Scotland, on behalf of Moray Council.

Doka helps upgrade hydro plant

22 May TRS Formwork has used Doka's Radius Top 50 system to support the building of a new plinth at SSE Renewables Lochay Hydro Power Station in Perthshire.

Global's Scotbuild, Calder merge and rebrand

20 May Global's Scotbuild is to merge with Calder Electrical and rebrand as SB Services, aiming to offer a 'a fully integrated multi-trade solution across the commercial, industrial, energy and residential sectors.'

Keltbray plans Glasgow Chinatown renewal

19 May Keltbray and the owners of Glasgow's Chinatown have put forward £160m plans for the area's regeneration.

Hodge to sell Hyundai in Scotland

12 May Hyundai 黑料不打烊 Equipment has appointed Hodge Plant as its dealer for Scotland.

New civils head for Harley Haddow

11 May David Campbell has been appointed national director of civil engineering at consultancy Harley Haddow.

Robertson completes Fife homes

8 May Robertson Partnership Homes has completed work on 58 affordable homes in Glenrothes for Fife Council.

Burns & McDonnell strengthens power delivery

7 May Burns & McDonnell has appointed Sean McHugh as operations manager in its UK transmission and distribution division, as it seeks to strengthen the delivery of major energy infrastructure projects across the UK.

Aurora trains service leavers for wind

6 May Scotland's Aurora Energy Services has launched a programme to enable armed forces leavers to use their engineering skills in the wind energy sector.

Ryden grows project management team

29 Apr Ryden has appointed a new partner, Roddy Morrison, as its building consultancy and project management business continues to grow.

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