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Motts picked for massive underground pump station

10 Aug 12 Mott MacDonald has been appointed by Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company (ADSSC) to work on one of the world’s largest underground pumping stations.

AD wins £22m doors and windows deal

10 Aug 12 Building maintenance contractor AD Group has been awarded a £22.5m contract to replace doors and windows at properties owned by Orbit South Housing Association.

Atkins to design ‘supertall’ tower

10 Aug 12 Henan Tianrui Group has awarded Atkins an architectural design contract for a twin ‘supertall’ tower project in Zhengzhou, China.

Mace prepares for big move

10 Aug 12 The end of this month sees the start of Mace consolidating its operations from five London offices into a single new global headquarters.

Leach Lewis in administration

9 Aug 12 Leading plant sales company Leach Lewis, which has dealerships for a wide range of equipment manufacturers, has gone into administration.

CHG plans £19m Park Royal flats

9 Aug 12 Social landlord Catalyst Housing Group is advertising for a contractor to build a £19m housing scheme in London.

Amey hosts plant showcase

9 Aug 12 Contractor Amey and its single service provider A-Plant invited their supply chains and key customers to a plant showcase event at Amey’s Stafford Park depot in Telford.

Amey renews Calderdale contract for £120m

8 Aug 12 Amey has been named preferred bidder for a new highways maintenance contract with Calderdale Council worth up to £120m.

KBR awarded prison expansion project

8 Aug 12 KBR has been awarded the consultancy contract for the 387-bed expansion of Acacia Prison in Wooroloo, Western Australia.

CRH looks to India for acquisition

8 Aug 12 Ireland-based materials group CRH has entered negotiations that may lead to it buying an equity stake in Jaypee Cement Corporation’s Gujarat cement business.

Kier, Galliford Try and John Graham for £500m Scottish programme

8 Aug 12 Alliance Community Partnerships, comprising Kier Project Investments, Galliford Try Investments, John Graham and Equitix Holdings, is the preferred bidder to deliver more than £500m of public sector works projects across southwest Scotland.

ISG takes £16m City Tower refurb

8 Aug 12 ISG has secured a £16m project to refurbish and upgrade City Tower in Basinghall Street, London for owners Great Portland Estates and Starwood Capital.

London hospitals prepare £200m services framework

7 Aug 12 Contractors are set to compete to get on a £200m building services framework for Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.

Developer sought for £50m Brixton town hall scheme

7 Aug 12 The redevelopment of Brixton town hall is being planned by the London Borough of Lambeth in a project estimated to cost between £30m and £50m.

Spain awards €93m water services concession

7 Aug 12 Acciona Agua has won a €93m (£73.7m) water services management contract for the municipality of La Unión in Murcia, Spain.

Independence for Peter Cox

7 Aug 12 Damp proofing and building repair specialist Peter Cox has been taken over.

Margins under pressure but T Clarke stays out of the red

7 Aug 12 Pressure on margins eroded profits at building services group T Clarke in the first half of the year.

Keltbray in growth mode as turnover rises 24%

7 Aug 12 Keltbray Group has reported a 24% increase in turnover for the financial year ending 31 October 2011, from £87m in 2010 to £108m.

Not much Olympic feel-good factor for construction

6 Aug 12 There is still no sign of private sector recovery to offset public sector cuts, the latest industry survey indicates, with only specialist contractors having anything to cheer.

Lorne Stewart takes over four Rotary units

6 Aug 12 We can confirm that Lorne Stewart has bought out four companies in the Rotary Group in the wake of the failure of Rotary’s Australian parent.

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