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£100m rail upgrade for Nottingham

20 Jul 12 Network Rail is starting a £100m plan to renew the railway around the city, with the relaying of six miles of track, and the installation of more than 140 new signals.

Tarmac and Morgan Sindall develop trench recycling technology

20 Jul 12 Tarmac and Morgan Sindall have together developed a system that recycles utility trench spoil, eliminating waste sent to landfill and cutting reinstatement costs, they claim, by as much as 30%.

Opus and Arup earn £84m Herts highways deal

20 Jul 12 Hertfordshire County Council has selected a joint venture of Opus International Consultants and Arup to provide its road network management services.

Denne to build flats and houses in Maidstone

20 Jul 12 Denne, part of the Leadbitter Group, has won two contracts to design and build affordable homes in Maidstone, Kent, on behalf of Golding Homes Housing Association.

Celtic Rock opts for McDrill mini rig

20 Jul 12 Devon-based Celtic Rock Services has added a McDrill Mc80B with rotary head to its equipment fleet.

Arcadis buys Swiss firm

19 Jul 12 Arcadis has acquired Swiss environmental services company BMG Engineering.

Sweett PFI deal collapses

19 Jul 12 Sweett Group’s proposed sale of a PFI asset in Scotland has fallen through.

Councils prepare for step-change in outsourcing

19 Jul 12 Local authorities plan to outsource 32% of all services by 2014/15, according to research by YouGov.

ISG wins £8m Mayfair office refurb

19 Jul 12 ISG has been appointed by Standard Life Investments to extend and refurbish an office building at 23 King Street, London SW1.

FMB recruits new director

19 Jul 12 One of the founders of the National Federation of Builders has joined the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) as its new commercial director.

Speedy up 5% in first quarter

18 Jul 12 Speedy Hire has seen its revenues increase 5.6% in the past three months compared to last year.

Merton renews highways deal

18 Jul 12 Merton Council has reappointed FM Conway to look after its highways services for another five years.

Special Zaxis speeds excavation

18 Jul 12 A special application Hitachi excavator has been used by Carey Groupon the World Conservation & Exhibition Centre project in London.

Polypipe Terrain selected for Olympic inspired plastics for Gold Exhibition

17 Jul 12 Above ground drainage products from Polypipe Terrain feature in a new exhibition celebrating plastics’ contribution to sporting achievement and the part they have played in London 2012’s sustainability agenda.

Cambridge saves energy with LED car park lighting

17 Jul 12 Cambridge City Council has completely refitted its Grand Arcade Annex car park with LED lighting to help save energy and lower carbon emissions.

Wolseley looks to quit France

17 Jul 12 Building products group Wolseley is considering the future of its business in France.

Motts lands design of 9.4km viaduct

17 Jul 12 A Dragages-China Harbour-VSL joint venture has appointed Mott MacDonald as the lead contractor’s designer for the 9.4km-long viaduct section of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge.

Willmott Dixon moves quickly on free school development

17 Jul 12 Willmott Dixon has won a £5m contract through its framework with Scape to refurbish a former school in Wokingham to create Oakbank, a new secondary free school that opens this September.

New chairman to lead BWF training forum in raising skills and standards for joinery industry

16 Jul 12 Sharon Gorf has been appointed the new chairman of the British Woodworking Federation’s Woodworking Industry Training Forum (WITForum), taking over from Pauline Kelly who has chaired the forum since it was first set up in 2006 as a BWF initiative to tackle the training crisis in the woodworking and joinery industry.

£9.4bn rail investment plans unveiled

16 Jul 12 The £500m electrification of the Midland Main Line railway is part of a package of rail measures proposed today by transport secretary Justine Greening.

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