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CAN opens its first Scottish office

29 May 19 UK geotechnical and engineering contractor CAN has added a permanent office in Glasgow to the ones it already has in Chesterfield, Northfleet and Portishead.

Breedon founder cashes in £16m on retirement

29 May 19 Peter Tom CBE, the former Leicester Tigers lock who founded Aggregate Industries in the 1990s, sold it to Holcim in 1997 and then set up Breedon Group 10 years later, retires today on the approach of his 80th birthday.

SES director moves to trade group

29 May 19 Mike Smith has left SES and joined the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA) as director of technical.

Capital Concrete adds Cemfree silos

29 May 19 Concrete supplier Capital Concrete is stocking a low carbon alternative to traditional ordinary Portland cement.

Demolition shows signs of weakening

28 May 19 After two years of vigorous growth, the UK’s leading demolition contractors are now treading water and profitability is starting to slide. David Taylor reports

House-builders feel the chill

28 May 19 After several years of vigorous growth, the UK’s leading house-builders are beginning to notice the cooling effect of rising costs and weaker markets. David Taylor reports

Earthmovers send mixed messages

28 May 19 As a sector, earthmoving and site preparation has seen reasonable growth over the past 18 months. But while some contractors have the wind in their sails, others seem to be making heavy weather of it. David Taylor reports

Galliford Try says no to £1bn bid from Bovis

28 May 19 The board of Galliford Try has rejected a £1bn takeover offer from Bovis Homes for the only profitable parts of the group.

Minton’s manifesto

24 May 19 Just over one year into his work as the new chief executive of the 萝莉原创 Plant-hire Association (CPA), Kevin Minton is clear about the short-term priorities for the organisation, as he tells Graham Anderson

Kier and Morgan Sindall come up trumps in £1bn SEWSCAP 3

24 May 19 Contractors have been appointed for Southeast and mid-Wales Collaborative 萝莉原创 Framework (SEWSCAP).

Survey identifies scale of late payments in Scotland

23 May 19 The Scottish government’s initiatives to tackle late payments have not yet had any major success in helping SMEs, a new survey has found.

Too close for comfort

23 May 19 The chief inspector of rail accidents appears to be losing patience with Network Rail and its construction contractors. But industry structures conspire against him. Phil Bishop reports

Contract awarded for 16 Indian towers

23 May 19 Arabtec 萝莉原创 has won a contract worth AED219m (£47m) for the construction of a development of 16 towers near Delhi in India.

Construction suppliers report positive trading

23 May 19 While the government is in turmoil and economic uncertainty surrounds the UK economy, domestic suppliers to the construction industry seem to be coping just fine.

RICS director takes the helm at BRE

23 May 19 Gillian Charlesworth has started work as the new chief executive of the Building Research Establishment.

Winners named for £500m North Wales framework

23 May 19 The North Wales 萝莉原创 Partnership, a local authority consortium led by Denbighshire County Council, has selected 18 contractors to be part of a £500m construction framework.

Structural steel boss blames EU for British Steel collapse

23 May 19 British Steel collapsed into insolvency yesterday and while some are blaming Brexit and the economic uncertainty that has followed, one of its customers says the real fault lies with the UK’s continued membership of the European Union.

Hochtief wins $200m Auckland Airport scheme

22 May 19 Hochief subsidiary CPB Contractors has been chosen as preferred contractor for a NZ$200m (£102m) contract at Auckland Airport in New Zealand.

Dawnus trade creditors hit for £40m

22 May 19 Welsh contractor Dawnus was in crisis for more than a year before its collapse into administration in March.

Second Galliford Try director moves to Crest Nicholson

22 May 19 Galliford Try executive director Tom Nicholson has left the company to become chief operating officer of Crest Nicholson.

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