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New pile handling tool from Groundforce

13 Sep 16 Groundforce Shorco has introduced a new grab attachment for handling its sheet piles that it says is safer and quicker than traditionally used tools.

Consent for Newcastle student rooms

13 Sep 16 Watkin Jones has received planning permission for a £17m redevelopment of Northumbria Police's old headquarters in Newcastle city centre.

Health warning hung on Britain's biggest contractors

12 Sep 16 Despite strong profits growth in the past year, four of Britain's seven biggest construction contractors are at risk of financial collapse, analysts have warned.

Jacobs joins team for $620m Australian road scheme

9 Sep 16 Jacobs Engineering Group has announced that it is part of the design team appointed by the consortium awarded the contract for the AU$620m (£355m) Darlington Upgrade project in Adelaide, Australia.

Durham Uni seeks contractor for two new colleges

9 Sep 16 Durham University is advertising for a contractor to design, build, finance and operate a £100m student accommodation development.

T&T appoints new director in China

9 Sep 16 Turner & Townsend has appointed a new director for the technology and manufacturing sectors and business generation in China.

Flood review backed by new modelling techniques

8 Sep 16 The government has paved the way for a new approach to flood risk management.

Murphy targets £2bn turnover by 2025

8 Sep 16 Civil engineering contractor J Murphy & Sons has set a 10-year plan that aims to grow turnover from £648m in 2015 to £2bn by 2025.

Midlands firm launches plant hire business

8 Sep 16 Industrial machinery supplier RM Group Services of Wolverhampton has opened a new construction plant hire division.

Currie & Brown to drop Sweett name

8 Sep 16 Quantity surveyor Currie & Brown has completed its acquisition of Sweett Group plc and Sweett has now been delisted from the London Stock Exchange

Express steeled for £100m Hinkley rebar deal

7 Sep 16 Express Reinforcements Ltd (ERL) is in line for a contract to supply 200,000 tonnes of reinforcing steel for the planned Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset.

New boss at Ainscough Crane Hire

7 Sep 16 Ainscough Crane Hire has appointed Janet Entwistle as chief executive to take over from Robin Richardson.

Banned Baldwins outsources haulage operations

7 Sep 16 Having been stripped of its commercial vehicle operating licence for falsifying driver records, Baldwins Crane Hire has outsourced its haulage operations.

Berkeley tanks under good governance scrutiny

7 Sep 16 An analysis of corporate governance at FTSE 100 companies finds that house-builder Berkeley Group is the second worst of the lot.

Industrial insulation specialist acquired

7 Sep 16 Gloucester-based P&M Group has acquired PLG Insulations, an industrial insulation company.

Astaldi team signs €1bn contract for Italian rail tunnel

6 Sep 16 A joint venture led by Astaldi has signed a €1bn (£838m) contract for an Italian stretch of the Brenner Railway Tunnel.

Berkeley warns London housing targets cannot be met

6 Sep 16 House-builder Berkeley Group has warned that a lack of house-building in the capital is threatening national economic recovery.

Former Volker boss joins Tarmac

6 Sep 16 Peter Hyde, previously managing director of VolkerHighways, has joined Tarmac Contracting as maintenance director.

Pan industry association now extends to clients

5 Sep 16 When the trade association representing the UK’s biggest contractors merged last year with a federation representing groups of specialists, some saw it as an alliance of natural antagonists. Now Build UK has gone one further and brought clients into the fold.

Mersey bridge formwork machines begin their work

5 Sep 16 Two of the six giant travelling formwork machines constructing Halton’s new river crossing have now been launched in the Mersey estuary.

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