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European construction faces long wait for recovery

19 Jun 12 There will be no overall growth in European construction until 2014, according to latest figures from Euroconstruct. It believes that activity will not return to 2008 levels until 2023.

Costain recruits Serco’s wingco to lead partnering push

19 Jun 12 Costain has recruited Serco director and former RAF wing commander Mark Rogerson to its executive board in the new role of chief development officer.

New FD for Galliford Try

19 Jun 12 Galliford Try has appointed Graham Prothero as its new group finance director in succession to Frank Nelson, who retires in September after 25 years of service.

£35m Dales Voe quay works out to tender

18 Jun 12 The £50m development of a new decommissioning facility for oil rigs in Scotland is going ahead with a call for contractors to dredge and build the deepwater quay.

Kier training scheme offers new route to management

15 Jun 12 Kier has introduced a new training scheme for the next generation of site supervisors and foremen.

BIM first for Willmott Dixon in Wales

15 Jun 12 Willmott Dixon has been awarded a £7.1m contract to build a new school in Rhondda Cynon Taff.

Lend Lease confirmed for £89m Strathclyde technology centre

15 Jun 12 Lend Lease has been confirmed as contractor for the University of Strathclyde’s £89m Technology & Innovation Centre building project.

Camelford aggregate plant gets Finlay crushers

14 Jun 12 Fahey’s Concrete has added two new Terex crushers at its aggregate processing plant in Camelford, Cornwall.

Bilfinger writes off prison project

14 Jun 12 The insolvency of the Ararat Prison project company in Australia has forced Bilfinger Berger to write off its equity investment of €15m (£12m) in the scheme.

Olympic engineers buoyed by overseas work

14 Jun 12 Consulting engineer Atkins saw a strong rise in profits in the year to 31 March 2012, thanks to its international workload.

Balfour Beatty wins £300m Highways Agency ASC deal

14 Jun 12 Balfour Beatty has been awarded a £300m contract to operate, maintain and improve part of the Highways Agency's strategic route network in the northwest, in a 70:30 joint venture with Mott MacDonald.

Kimberly adds 69 Genie booms

14 Jun 12 Top five powered access hire firm Kimberly Access has placed an order for 69 new Terex Genie boom lifts.

Will BIM go bang?

13 Jun 12 Building Information Modelling is central to the government's plan to cut construction costs " but are contractors using it? Alex Smith finds out.

International wins drive Hyder growth

13 Jun 12 Hyder has reported a 16.2% rise in its order book compared with last year, with international business generating 75% of revenue and 80% of profits.

Hong Kong construction up 25%

13 Jun 12 The total gross value of construction works carried out by main contractors in Hong Kong in the first quarter of 2012 increased by 25.2% over a year earlier to HK$37bn (£3.1bn).

Van users want speed limiters

13 Jun 12 The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has appealed to vehicle manufacturer to supply vans fitted set at 70 miles per hour as a no-cost option.

Win for Jacobs at Houston port

13 Jun 12 Jacobs has won a contract from the Port of Houston Authority to carry out engineering services for the US$50m (£32.2m) rehabilitation of two wharfs in Morgans Point, Texas.

Top 10 UK scaffolding contractors | results and analysis

12 Jun 12 Most big scaffolding contractors have come through the economic turbulence unscathed " with one or two high profile exceptions. Will Mann examines their finances.

NASC raises the quality bar

12 Jun 12 The National Access & Scaffolding Confederation's tough line on auditing members is winning the organisation friends in high places. By Will Mann.

MEWP manufacturers tackle aerial obstacle horrors

12 Jun 12 A series of horrific accidents involving operators being crushed against aerial obstacles has led to several MEWP manufacturers revising the design of their machines. Phil Bishop explains.

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