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Construction leaders press for UK to stay in European Investment Bank

12 May 17 The construction industry’s Brexit Infrastructure Group has called on the next government to try to keep the UK a member of the European Investment Bank.

Rebrand and restructure for WSP

11 May 17 Consulting engineer WSP has dropped the name Parsons Brinkerhoff and is set to drop the Mouchel name too in July.

Keller turns £8m profit on Avonmouth property deal

11 May 17 Geotechnical contractor Keller Group has made a healthy profit selling a warehouse that it took in settlement of a contract dispute last year.

Hochtief wins two Australian solar projects

10 May 17 A Hochtief subsidiary has won a design and build contract worth AU$117m (£56.5m) for two solar farms in Australia.

Barratt set for bumper year

10 May 17 House-builder Barratt Developments is having its busiest year for nine years.

Cimic adds $276m to Australian contract

10 May 17 Renegotiations on the Roe 8 freight link contract have resulted in a Cimic-led alliance being awarded AU$276m (£157m) of new work.

Barry Waterfront scheme propels Persimmon to top of the league

10 May 17 The BCLive contracts league table topped the £4bn mark for April 2017 thanks to a £700m deal for Persimmon right at the end of the month.

Waterman board agrees Japanese takeover

9 May 17 Structural and civil engineering consultant Waterman Group has accepted a takeover offer from Japanese consulting engineer CTI Engineering.

Kier wins £20m Newcastle Laboratory

9 May 17 Kier has been appointed to build a new laboratory in the Newcastle Science Central development, where the brown ale used to be made.

Australian construction reports growth

8 May 17 Australia’s construction industry reported a third consecutive month of growth in April, though commercial building work continued to decline.

McLaren targets car park business

8 May 17 McLaren Group has launched a new subsidiary to specialise in building and maintaining car parks.

Slovakian developer takes over £600m Waterloo scheme

5 May 17 Property developer HB Reavis has acquired the £600m One Waterloo development site on London’s South Bank.

TfL names winners of consolidated FM contracts

5 May 17 Transport for London has named four contractors to share £320m-worth of facilities management contracts.

Lovell builds housing orders

5 May 17 Partnership housing specialist Lovell has added to its order book with new contracts in Liverpool and Bridgend.

Swansea Uni picks Kier for materials research hub

4 May 17 Kier has won a £13.6m contract to build a new research and development facility for Swansea University’s College of Engineering on its Bay Campus.

Liebherr sales slowed in 2016

4 May 17 Equipment manufacturer Liebherr saw its group sales fall 2.5% in 2016 but, despite difficult market conditions, turnover was still the third highest in the company’s history.

Strong start for Morgan Sindall

4 May 17 萝莉原创 group Morgan Sindall has started the year strongly and is now set to outperform expectations for 2017, the board has said.

Motts and Arcadis win Sydney metro contract

3 May 17 A design team led by Mott MacDonald and Arcadis is to design six underground stations as part of the second stage of the Sydney Metro project in Australia.

Construction lobbyists set out election manifesto wish lists

3 May 17 Some of the construction industry’s leading trade associations have produced their own general election manifestos, detailing what commitments they would like to see from the major political parties.

Galliford Try hit for £98m by legacy woes

3 May 17 A reappraisal of legacy construction contracts at Galliford Try has revealed that it will cost an unexpected £98m to complete them.

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