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Keller sees UK orders start to slow

26 Feb 18 International foundations specialist Keller Group has reported solid growth in 2017 despite a slowdown in the UK.

Cement delivery strike averted

26 Feb 18 Planned strike action by cement delivery drivers this week will not now be going ahead after a deal was reached.

Fork Rent family returns to plant hire

26 Feb 18 Two years after selling their telehandler business Fork Rent, the Nicholls family is back in plant hire.

Persimmon bosses hand back some of their bonus

23 Feb 18 The directors of Persimmon have agreed to hand back part of their bonuses after mounting criticism about greed and excess.

Profits and orders up at Hochtief

22 Feb 18 Hochtief increased its nominal net profit by 31% to €421m (£372m) in 2017 and has achieved its highest year-end order book since 2012.

Carillion collapse prompts Serco chief to write manifesto for contracting revolution

22 Feb 18 Rupert Soames, chief executive of Serco and grandson of Winston Churchill, has set down his thoughts on what the demise of Carillion means for public service contracting. It makes interesting reading, so we reproduce it here in full.

Profits leap at Morgan Sindall

22 Feb 18 Morgan Sindall has reported a near 50% rise in pre-tax profit, with notable improvement across its Fit-Out and 萝莉原创 divisions.

Freyssinet and Heyrod implicated in Liverpool hospital’s cracked beams

22 Feb 18 MPs investigating the collapse of Carillion have dug out more details on the failed concrete beams discovered during construction of Royal Liverpool University Hospital that contributed to the contractor’s demise.

Plans announced for Mumbai-Pune hyperloop

21 Feb 18 The Indian state of Maharashtra has announced plans to build a hyperloop line between Pune and Mumbai, starting with an operational demonstration track.

LafargeHolcim plans Indian expansion

21 Feb 18 LafargeHolcim is to invest CHF200m (£153m) building a new cement plant to drive further growth in India.

Share placing to fund more student accommodation schemes

21 Feb 18 Unite Group, developer of purpose built student accommodation is seeking to raise £170m from a share placing to help fund £268m of construction work.

BAM reports slowdown in UK business

21 Feb 18 Dutch construction group BAM faced headwinds in its UK operations in 2017, with revenue down 11% and profit down 7.5%.

Timber frame maker heads for £100m turnover

21 Feb 18 Building timber frames for house-builders has put Stewart Milne Timber Systems on course to hit its five-year targets.

Administrators called in at Lagan 萝莉原创

20 Feb 18 Four companies within the Lagan 萝莉原创 Group are going into administration, with 200 jobs at risk.

Vinci lands €400m Paris rail contract

20 Feb 18 A Vinci-led consortium has won a €400m (£355m) contract to build Line 14 South of the future Grand Paris Express rapid transit system.

CMA on the hunt for more construction cartels

19 Feb 18 The Competition & Markets Authority is calling for whistle blowers to come forward and lift the lid on cartels operating within the construction industry.

More Carillion subsidiaries liquidated

19 Feb 18 Schal International Management and Carillion Professional Services are among 10 more Carillion subsidiaries put into liquidation.

Breedon hovers over Lagan Group

19 Feb 18 Building materials group Breedon has confirmed that it is in talks to take over Northern Ireland’s Lagan Group.

Green light for Snow Hill Wharf

16 Feb 18 Property firm St Joseph, part of the Berkeley Group, has secured planning permission to build a high-rise waterside apartment complex in Birmingham’s Gun Quarter.

ESPO names modular building suppliers

16 Feb 18 Eleven modular building suppliers have been selected for a £320m framework deal with public sector purchasing organisation ESPO.

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