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Balfour Beatty wins Denver rail contract

30 Jul 15 Balfour Beatty Infrastructure has won a US$140m (£90m) two-phased contract to design and build the Southeast Rail Extension in the US city of Denver.

Kier brings Keller's Atkinson on board

30 Jul 15 Former Keller chief executive Justin Atkinson is joining the board of Kier Group in October as an independent non-executive director.

More Bell trucks for Carey

30 Jul 15 Carey Group has added a pair of Bell B25E articulated dump trucks (ADTs) to its equipment fleet.

Management restructure at Taylor Wimpey

29 Jul 15 Prompted by the departure of Peter Truscott to Galliford Try, Taylor Wimpey is restructuring its southern operations.

Plans unveiled for Skanska's $4bn LaGuardia Airport scheme

28 Jul 15 New York governor Andrew Cuomo and US vice president Joe Biden have unveiled details of the planned comprehensive redesign of LaGuardia Airport.

Persimmon chief gets PM's ear

28 Jul 15 Persimmon chief executive Jeff Fairburn has emerged as the construction industry’s most influential lobbyist after being given a place on the prime minister’s business advisory group.

Deeley lands work for Warwick researchers

28 Jul 15 Deeley 萝莉原创 has won work worth more than £6m to develop research facilities at the University of Warwick.

New Hewden boss sets out his stall

27 Jul 15 Adrian Murphy, now six months into his new job as CEO of hirer Hewden, speaks to David Taylor.

SNC-Lavalin team reaches financial close on 19km Toronto light rail project

27 Jul 15 Crosslinx Transit Solutions General Partnership has reached financial close on the Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit (LRT) project in Toronto, Canada.

Scotland Yard to get £110m hotel conversion

27 Jul 15 The original Scotland Yard Police Station in London is to become a five star hotel after a £110m development deal with an Indian billionaire was agreed.

Mace man to chair Achilles scheme

27 Jul 15 Mace’s Brian Moone has been named as steering group chair of Achilles BuildingConfidence, a prequalification and verification programme for UK construction companies.

Burrowed Time

24 Jul 15 Contractors are working flat-out to complete the urgently-needed upgrade to Vauxhall Underground station. Emma Crates paid them a visit

Builders to develop new apprenticeships

24 Jul 15 The government has granted permission to members of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) to develop two new apprenticeship standards in bricklaying and plastering as part of its Trailblazer programme.

Construction begins of record-breaking Chinese solar plant

24 Jul 15 Work is now under way in China’s Qinghai province to build what will be the country’s largest solar power tower plant.

Keyway adds 96 Hitachi excavators

24 Jul 15 Plant hire company Keyway is taking delivery of its largest ever order of Hitachi machines.

£200m power stations approved for Suffolk and South Wales

24 Jul 15 Chinese-controlled energy generator Watt Power has been granted planning consent for its first two UK power plants.

Bauer wins its largest-ever contract

23 Jul 15 Bauer has won a site remediation contract worth over €100m (£70m) - the group’s largest single contract to date.

Breedon aims higher as profits double

23 Jul 15 Breedon Aggregates has reported a 28% rise in half-year revenue and a near doubling of pre-tax profits.

On track…or derailed?

22 Jul 15 Every omen for rail construction seemed positive until late June, when the government suddenly slammed the brakes on Network Rail’s planned upgrades. Jim Simpson reports

Skanska exits Argentina with sale of final operations

22 Jul 15 Skanska has sold the operations and maintenance part of its Argentinian business for about US$75m (£48m).

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