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Contractors call on Scottish councils to protect retentions

30 Apr 19 Analysis of a survey on retentions has prompted the Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group to urge local authorities to protect money belonging to SMEs in their supply chains.

Scottish rental market secures £30m investment

30 Apr 19 The Scottish government is to lend money for the construction of 1,800 additional homes for long-term rent.

Contract awarded for Finland light rail

30 Apr 19 A joint venture of NRC Group Finland and YIT has been awarded the contract to build the Jokeri Light Rail line.

Late-paying construction companies suspended from Prompt Payment Code

30 Apr 19 A host of companies, including Balfour Beatty, Costain, Interserve and Laing O’Rourke, have had their membership of the Prompt Payment Code suspended for consistently shafting their suppliers.

A future built on technology

29 Apr 19 With a house that can be assembled in a day and early adoption of digital technology, McAvoy’s delivery schedules are 50% those of traditional projects. But, as Emma Crates reports, the industry needs to raise its game if it is to reap the full benefits of offsite

Consortium project to speed up housing delivery

29 Apr 19 Scheme aims to deliver 120,000 low-cost homes per year

Remote site police software sparks industry outcry

29 Apr 19 Our report last week on the advent of technology that uses Computer Vision (CV) systems to monitor site safety and productivity has sparked a lively debate on social media, with most comments firmly opposed to the development.

Directors' ban for concrete pipe cheats

29 Apr 19 Two former bosses of concrete drainage supplier CPM who colluded with competitors in cartel activities have been banned from acting as company directors.

Pump it up

26 Apr 19 Dewatering the Hinkley Point C power station site calls for a massive pumping capacity

Delayed starts prompt Van Elle profits warning

26 Apr 19 Van Elle, the publicly quoted geotechnical contractor, has warned shareholders that its annual profits will be below expectations because of clients stalling on project start dates.

Cheesegrater bolt saga finally comes to an end

25 Apr 19 When huge bolts started to fall off the Cheesegrater in November 2014, just months after construction completed, the legal battles began. Four-and-a-half years later, the affair has now been settled.

Black & Veatch wins US wind contract

25 Apr 19 Capital Power has awarded Black & Veatch a contract on a new onshore wind farm being built in Illinois, USA.

Mergers and acquisitions decline

25 Apr 19 PwC’s latest quarterly analysis of merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in engineering and construction shows a decline compared to recent years.

Village builders choose German helmets

25 Apr 19 Site managers on a house-building site in an Oxfordshire village are among the first construction workers in the UK to use a new type of hard hat imported from Germany.

Scaffolding accidents up by more than a quarter

25 Apr 19 NASC, the national access and scaffolding confederation, has published its annual safety report showing a 27% spike in the number of workplace accidents and injuries among its membership in 2018.

Igoe brothers switch to Volvo

25 Apr 19 Cheshire-based groundworks and civil engineering contractor WPI Group has taken delivery of 16 new Volvo excavators.

China’s largest TBM arrives in Shenzhen

24 Apr 19 The government of Shenzhen in China has announced the arrival of what is said to be the country’s largest domestically made slurry tunnel boring machine (TBM).

Six teams share £400m Dounreay framework

24 Apr 19 Six framework contracts have been awarded on Scotland’s largest decommissioning project.

£21m assisted living scheme planned for Camberley

24 Apr 19 A former care home in Camberley, Surrey, is set to be torn down to make way for a new £21m retirement home development.

Wright wins plumbing deal for MyLo flats

24 Apr 19 Wright Maintenance has won a contract to provide building maintenance services to apartment blocks owned by private landlord Greystar.

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