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Giraud succeeds Fellin in Caterpillar leadership shuffle

22 Jun 17 Three long-serving Caterpillar vice presidents are retiring and a new man has been put in charge of global construction operations.

Berkeley still booms but warns of headwinds

21 Jun 17 House-builder Berkeley has reported a 50% leap in pre-tax profits but warned that the boom cannot last forever.

Contractor fined £130k for MEWP trapping fatality

20 Jun 17 Northeast based contractor Pyeroy Ltd has been fined £130,000 after an employee using a mobile elevating work platform was trapped between a roof beam and the machine’s control panel.

Case 13-tonners for Conlon

20 Jun 17 Wiltshire-based groundworks and demolition contractor Conlon Ltd has bought four new Case excavators.

LOR links with Exeter Uni for degree apprenticeships

20 Jun 17 The University of Exeter has teamed up with Laing O’Rourke and other Hinkley Point C contractors to offer a part-time civil engineering degree apprenticeship.

Ghafoor joins Amey executive team

20 Jun 17 Amey has promoted its investments managing director Asif Ghafoor to its executive team.

Timber frame systems join BIM Store

20 Jun 17 The UK’s first timber frame building information modelling (BIM) library has been opened by Stewart Milne Timber Systems after 12 months of development work.

Final concrete pour on Mersey Gateway

20 Jun 17 Giant bridge-building machine ‘Webster’ has completed its final concrete pour on the Mersey Gateway’s south approach viaduct.

Nordic region’s tallest tower gets green light

19 Jun 17 Councillors in the Swedish city of Gothenburg have approved a development plan that includes what will be the tallest building in the Nordic region.

ISG takes Edinburgh office scheme

19 Jun 17 Property developer Chris Stewart Group has appointed ISG to deliver a multi-million pound office and leisure project as part of the £60m redevelopment of The Registers – a regeneration of the southeast corner of St Andrew Square in Edinburgh.

Eiffage picked for Le Monde’s new HQ

16 Jun 17 A team of Eiffage companies has won a contract to build the framework and façade of Le Monde’s new headquarters in Paris.

Amey recruits FM chief from Balfour

16 Jun 17 Amey has appointed Amanda Fisher as managing director of its facilities management, defence and justice division, as of August 2017.

Murphy profits soar despite shrinking turnover

16 Jun 17 Murphy says that it remains on course to hit its target of £2bn turnover by 2025 despite seeing turnover fall in each of the past three years.

LafargeHolcim expands retail network

16 Jun 17 LafargeHolcim is expanding its construction materials retail network in the Middle East and Africa.

Mitsubishi wins order for record-breaking waste-to-energy plant

15 Jun 17 Mitsubishi has won an order to build the world’s largest waste-to-energy plant.

Atkins takeover on verge of completion

15 Jun 17 Design, engineering and project management consultancy WS Atkins has posted a healthy set of financials as it heads into the arms of Canadian rival SNC-Lavalin.

Grenfell Tower blaze puts cladding systems in the dock

15 Jun 17 The death of at least 17 people in a London tower block inferno has raised substantial concerns about building design and construction, and specifically about the cladding.

Seattle Space Needle to get better views

14 Jun 17 Seattle’s Space Needle – one of the world’s most recognised landmarks – is to get a US$100m (£78.7m) revamp that will open up the views through extensive use of floor-to-ceiling glass.

Severfield plots European expansion

14 Jun 17 Brexit shmexit! With the pound at bargain basement prices, structural steel group Severfield is looking to invade mainland Europe with an export drive.

BAM Nuttall slips a fifth

14 Jun 17 Profit and turnover at BAM Nuttall were substantially down in 2016, with both reduced by a fifth.

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