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Kier to build hotel in Haiti reconstruction

15 Feb 13 Kier has been awarded the design and build contract for a hotel project in Haiti.

Curtain walling specialist in administration

15 Feb 13 Curtain walling contractor Baris has fallen into administration.

New Cats boost efficiency at Ayrshire quarry

15 Feb 13 The Hillhouse Quarry Group is getting more from less after reorganising its plant inventory.

Plans dropped for 800km Canadian railway

13 Feb 13 Canadian rail operator CN is suspending a feasibility study into the construction of a 800km proposed rail line to serve the Quebec/Labrador iron ore range.

AFI acquires Wilson Access Hire

13 Feb 13 Powered access equipment hire company AFI has acquired Leeds-based Wilson Access Hire.

Loan opens way for €1.4bn wind farm

12 Feb 13 The European Investment Bank (EIB) is lending €450m (£385m) for one of the largest offshore wind projects in the German part of the North Sea.

Arup team recreates Shackleton’s Antarctic rescue

12 Feb 13 Shackleton expedition leader Tim Jarvis of Arup and mountaineer Barry Gray of the Royal Marines have completed the final part of the recreation of Shackleton’s famous Antarctic rescue.

BAM Ritchies wins Togo quarry contract

12 Feb 13 BAM Ritchies has been awarded a contract to carry out primary drilling and blasting of up to 600,000 tonnes a year from a rock outcrop close to the township of Agbelouve, Togo.

Stewart Milne expands its product range

12 Feb 13 Stewart Milne Timber Systems has launched a new range of door sets and stairs to add to its range of wall and floor systems.

Leighton extends role on port expansion

8 Feb 13 Leighton subsidiary John Holland has won a AU$186 million (£122m) contract to build a wharf extension for Rio Tinto in Western Australia.

Berkeley’s box is completed at Woolwich

8 Feb 13 After 400,000 working hours, construction has now been completed on a huge concrete box alongside the river Thames in Woolwich.

Steelwork contractors launch Buy British (and Irish) campaign

7 Feb 13 With the steelwork sector crippled by below-cost suicide bidding, its contractors have launched a campaign to lobby government to stop foreign firms being able to undercut them.

Tarmac takes £60m Notts highways deal

7 Feb 13 Tarmac has been awarded a highway maintenance contract from Nottinghamshire County Council that is worth an initial £60m and could double to £120m.

Lend Lease signs for Perth regeneration

7 Feb 13 Lend Lease has signed an agreement for the AU$1bn (£660m) Waterbank redevelopment in Perth, Australia.

NASC publishes manual handling training material

7 Feb 13 The National Access & Scaffolding Confederation has released a training DVD and pocket guide on the SG6:10 code of practice, Manual Handling In The Scaffolding Industry.

Transport work lifts Atkins

6 Feb 13 Consulting engineer WS Atkins is proving its resilience and reports growing workload in the past four months.

Support grows for Crossrail 2

6 Feb 13 The Mayor of London and Network Rail are among those putting their weight behind plans for a £12bn tunnel under London that is being dubbed ‘Crossrail 2’.

Vinci predicts flat 2013

5 Feb 13 Vinci saw growth in revenue and net income in 2012 despite a difficult economic climate, particularly in Europe.

Mace expands Middle East team

5 Feb 13 Mace has expanded its cost consultancy business with the appointments of Mark Taylor as managing director of cost consultancy for the Middle East and North Africa and Brian Schofield as operations director.

Baggaley administrators let most staff go

5 Feb 13 Most of the staff of Nottinghamshire contractor Herbert Baggaley have been laid off after administrators were called in to take over the firm last week.

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