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Fluor JV breaks ground on $5.6bn US light rail scheme

29 Aug 17 A Fluor-led joint venture has broken ground on the US$5.6bn (£4.3bn) Purple Line light rail project in the US state of Maryland.

Profits grow at Lendlease

29 Aug 17 Lendlease earned profits of AU$758.6m (£466.8m) in the year to the end of June, a rise of 9%.

McLaren hands Skanska £41m subcontract for Bracken House fit-out

29 Aug 17 Skanska has signed a contract with McLaren 萝莉原创 Group for the commercial fit-out of New Bracken House, a commercial office building in the City of London, UK.

Canadian Cat dealer changing hands in $1bn deal

29 Aug 17 Hewitt Group is to be bought by fellow Canadian Cat dealer Toromont Industries in a deal worth just over CA$1bn (£620m).

GAP’s turnover hits record £175m

29 Aug 17 GAP Hire Solutions, which describes itself as the UK’s largest independent equipment hirer, has posted record annual turnover for the year to 31st March 2017.

Cementitious coating protects McAlpine piles

29 Aug 17 Cement-based technology has been used to provide anti-corrosion protection to steel at a new materials handling facility under construction at Lynemouth Power Station in Northumberland.

Trouble at the top – the 2017 TCI Top 100

25 Aug 17 With red ink all over the balance sheets of the UK’s biggest construction groups, this year’s TCI Top 100 table does make for pretty reading. Will Mann reports on the latest financial performances of the industry’s major players.

Iowa to be home to $1.3bn Apple data centre

25 Aug 17 Apple is to invest US$1.3bn (£1bn) in a new data centre in the US state of Iowa.

New WYG boss uncovers inherited problems

25 Aug 17 The new chief executive of WYG has uncovered previously unreported problems in the business, prompting him to issue a profits warning to shareholders.

Tories boosted by construction donations

25 Aug 17 New data from the Electoral Commission reveals pre-election donations to political parties, with, no surprise, the Conservative Party benefitting from some construction industry largesse.

Winners revealed on Cambridgeshire's £700m design & build framework

24 Aug 17 Cambridgeshire County Council has gone live on a framework contract for design & build services, worth an estimated total of £727m over the next four years.

CRH agrees $2.6bn sale and €600m purchase

24 Aug 17 Building materials group CRH has agreed to sell its US distribution arm and buy a German lime and aggregates business.

Shortlist revealed for next section of A9 dualling

24 Aug 17 Four contractors are in the running for the £70m contract to upgrade the 9.5km stretch of the A9 between Luncarty and Pass of Birnam.

Costain closes the book on Manchester waste woes

24 Aug 17 With agreement reached on the cancellation of Viridor Laing's £3.8bn Greater Manchester Waste PFI contract, Costain will now be off site within five weeks.

Hanson adds to Hinkley Point business

24 Aug 17 Hanson UK has extended its involvement with EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C project, with its contracting division securing a road construction contract for the Kier Bam Joint Venture.

Sumitomo team lands £3.5bn Bangladesh project

23 Aug 17 A team of Sumitomo, Toshiba and IHI has signed a contract to build Bangladesh’s first deep-sea port and a coal-fired power station that will supply more than 10% of the country’s electricity.

Costain explains loss of Hinkley Point tunnelling contract

23 Aug 17 When we reported earlier this week that Balfour Beatty had replaced Costain on a £200m tunnelling contract, Costain was unable to offer comment because of the impending release of its interim financial results. Now it can.

Costain sets itself apart and sees profits rise 30%

23 Aug 17 Costain has reported profits up by more than a third in the first half of the year and hailed its transition from a construction company to “the UK’s leading smart infrastructure solutions company”.

Mace back for Shard Quarter's third tower

23 Aug 17 Mace has been appointed construction manager for Shard Place, a 26-storey residential development next to The Shard itself.

SES recruits regional director

23 Aug 17 Steve Tovey has joined SES Engineering Services (SES) as regional director after 40 years with the Balfour Beatty group.

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