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Methodist Church conversion for Morgan Sindall

5 Jan 21 Morgan Sindall 萝莉原创 has been appointed to convert a Methodist chapel into a hotel.

John Holland and KBR win Australian rail contract

4 Jan 21 The contact has been awarded for the removal of a level crossing and construction of a new station at Glenroy in Melbourne, Australia.

New owners for Wolseley UK

4 Jan 21 Private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice has agreed to pay £308m to take over Wolseley UK, the heating and plumbing distribution business.

Skanska agrees terms for £180m Blossom Street scheme

4 Jan 21 British Land has agreed a price with Skanska for the construction of its Blossom Street development in London.

Skanska wins £52m rail bridge replacement scheme

4 Jan 21 Network Rail has given Skanska a £52m contract to replace a bridge in Birmingham as part of HS2 preparation works.

Aggregate Industries takes over Northumbrian Roads

4 Jan 21 萝莉原创 materials supplier Aggregate Industries has acquired northeast regional civil engineering contractor Northumbrian Roads Limited.

Foreign bidders dominate HS2 tracks systems shortlist

4 Jan 21 HS2 has shortlisted bidders for its track systems and for tunnel and lineside mechanical & electrical (M&E) systems.

SEC Group wound up

4 Jan 21 After nearly 30 years of promoting the interests of subcontractors in the construction industry, the Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group is being disbanded.

Construction organisations welcome Brexit trade deal

4 Jan 21 There has been a broad welcome from the construction industry that 2021 began with the UK having secured some sort of trading agreement with the European Union, its largest trade partner.

Extension for trade credit insurance scheme

4 Jan 21 The government has extended its trade credit insurance scheme by six months to 30th June 2021.

Dame Jo leads construction’s honours

4 Jan 21 The career achievements of civil engineer Jo da Silva have been recognised with her appointment as a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire.

Sany appoints South Wales dealer

4 Jan 21 Cwmbrân based Fitzgerald Plant Services has joined the distribution network of Chinese excavator manufacturer Sany.

Go wild!

29 Dec 20 New measures to protect the natural environment will impose onerous responsibilities on developers and house-builders. But ecologist Stephanie Wray believes the solution is to offset your impact by ‘rewilding’ areas of the country. She spoke to David Taylor

Blacktop goes green

28 Dec 20 Waste plastic is increasingly being kept out of landfill by being put to work in roads. Lisa Russell reports

It’s Showtime!

28 Dec 20 With its traditional market in the entertainments industry in Covid-hibernation, one of the world’s leading rigging specialists has set its sights on construction. David Taylor reports

Shocks to the system

23 Dec 20 With the incidence of cable-strikes and ‘arc-flash’ injuries on the rise, David Taylor spoke to a contractor who thinks that better training is the solution

Bids invited for Ontario Line

21 Dec 20 Contractors including Ferrovial, Vinci, Aecon and Webuild have been invited to submit requests for proposals for work on the CA$10.9bn (£6.1bn) Ontario Line subway project in Canada.

Modular construction firm joins Japanese group

21 Dec 20 Japanese industrialised building company Daiwa House Group has taken a majority stake in modular construction business Jan Snel Group.

Sling failure catapults shackle, breaks worker’s leg

21 Dec 20 A groundworks company has been fined more than £55,000 after an employee was struck by a flying bow shackle while laying a sewer pipe.

RSK acquisition marks the return of Binnies

21 Dec 20 Acquisitive consulting group RSK is on the cusp of its biggest takeover to date and is set to revive the Binnie brand for the water industry.

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