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Dandara moves on Triple Kirks development

10 Sep 13 A developer is planning to spend £20m on turning a former church in the centre of Aberdeen into offices.

Spie completes €250m purchase of Hochtief’s services business

10 Sep 13 Hochtief has completed the sale of its facility and energy management activities to Spie.

Systra wins two contracts on new Paris railway

10 Sep 13 Société du Grand Paris (SGP) has awarded Systra two of the first contracts for project management on the new express railway that will serve Greater Paris.

Laing O'Rourke reined back by UK market

6 Sep 13 Laing O’Rourke is relying on international work for growth as its UK turnover fell 9% last year and pre-tax profits shrank 4%.

Views sought on biodiversity offsetting

6 Sep 13 The government has published a consultation paper setting out proposals for a statutory biodiversity offset scheme in England.

Four international teams vie for Melbourne’s East West Link

6 Sep 13 Four consortia featuring major international contractors have submitted expressions of interest for the first stage of the East West Link in Melbourne, Australia.

Low & Bonar buys Slovakian geotextile producer

6 Sep 13 Performance materials group Low & Bonar is buying Texiplast, a Slovakian producer of high-strength geosynthetic products serving the civil engineering market.

Willmott Dixon rebuilds St Albans sports centre

6 Sep 13 Willmott Dixon has begun work on a £6m contract to rebuild a St Albans sports centre that was destroyed by fire in August 2011.

Farrell's architecture review makes progress

6 Sep 13 Architect Sir Terry Farrell reports good progress with his government-commissioned review of architecture and the built environment.

Longley switches side loader fleet to Baumann

6 Sep 13 Longley Concrete Group has taken delivery of five new Baumann side loaders that are now working at its head office site in Dewsbury.

Armitt recommends politicians lose planning role

5 Sep 13 The Labour Party has been advised to set up a new quango to take over responsibility for planning major infrastructure projects

LDG takes over Formes Alutek

5 Sep 13 Lancashire window producer LDG Group has just completed the purchase of Formes Alutek, saving 50 manufacturing jobs at Ellesmere Port.

Plantworx moves to Bruntingthorpe

4 Sep 13 The Plantworx tradeshow for construction equipment is moving to a new venue after just one event.

Midas and Seddon sign Prompt Payment Code

4 Sep 13 Just nine members of the UK Contractors Group (UKCG) are still choosing not to commit to the government-backed Prompt Payment Code after Midas and Seddon finally opted to back the voluntary initiative.

Vp acquires pile cropping specialist

4 Sep 13 Pile breaking specialist Mr Cropper Ltd has been taken over by Vp plc for £4.6m.

Record first quarter for Ashtead

4 Sep 13 A-Plant’s parent company Ashtead Group has reported record pre-tax profits for the first quarter of its financial year and expects to surpass previous expectations this year.

CHP cuts emissions for Caspian Wharf

4 Sep 13 SAV Systems has supplied LoadTracker 15kWe/30kWth combined heat and power (CHP) units to several phases of the Caspian Wharf residential development in East London.

Sun block to be erected in front of Walkie Talkie

4 Sep 13 Developers Land Securities and Canary Wharf Contractors are to construct a scaffold screen in front of the Walkie Talkie building at 20 Fenchurch Street in London to prevent its intense reflection causing damage.

Consultant WYG lifts expectations

3 Sep 13 Consulting engineer WYG says that it is on course to book more profits this year than was previously expected of it, after a surprisingly healthy start to its financial year.

Improvement for Alumasc

3 Sep 13 Building products group Alumasc has reported strong profit growth, signalling a degree of recovery from previous poor performance.

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