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Arup team lands $650m Californian bridge

8 May 12 Arup, FCC and Impreilo are on the winning team for the US$649.5m (£402m) Gerald Desmond Bridge replacement in California.

Global mergers and acquisitions down finds PwC

8 May 12 Mergers and acquisitions activity in construction remained weak globally during the first quarter of 2012, according to the latest quarterly report released today by PwC US.

Atkins sells Colchester Garrison stake for £15m

8 May 12 Consulting engineer WS Atkins has raised £14.4m by selling its minority interest in RMPA Holdings Ltd, which delivered the Colchester Garrison PFI project.

Councils join for highways efficiencies

8 May 12 Two Lancashire councils are planning to join their highway maintenance services in a search for efficiencies.

Fifteen Cats for Complete Moling

8 May 12 Kent based Complete Moling Services has ordered fifteen Caterpillar mini excavators from local dealer Versatile Equipment.

Atkins trebles presence in Qatar

4 May 12 Atkins has opened the doors to a new Doha office to support its growth in Qatar, where its headcount has trebled to more than 300 staff in the past 12 months.

Revenue up but income down at Aecom

4 May 12 Aecom's revenue for the second quarter of its 2012 fiscal year was US$2bn, a 4% increase from the same period in 2011.

Interserve pays £18m for training firm

4 May 12 Interserve has acquired a Yorkshire training company to develop its position in government support services.

Late payment hampers recovery for specialists

4 May 12 Specialist contractors are getting busier but are still dogged by late payment, their latest state of trade survey has found.

UK firms urged to bid for Brazil's £20bn World Cup contracts

3 May 12 UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is urging British companies to bid for more than £20bn of infrastructure projects in Brazil.

Morgan Sindall looks to land swap opportunities

3 May 12 Morgan Sindall is setting out to make its own luck and not sitting around waiting for public spending to pick up.

Sweett sorts funding for Cumbria health schemes

3 May 12 Quantity surveyor Sweett Group has reached financial close on two health centres in Cumbria.

Restructuring strengthens margins at Carillion

3 May 12 Carillion is on course to complete the restructuring of its UK construction operations by the end of 2012, chairman Philip Rogerson told shareholders at the company’s annual general meeting yesterday.

Armstrong Atelier bring a bespoke touch to ceilings at Passmores Academy

2 May 12 A variety of ceiling types from Armstrong have been used throughout a new academy.

5 million fire doors labelled in two years - but still ignorance continues in construction, warns BWF

2 May 12 There is still a worrying level of ignorance about fire safety legislation and the critical importance of passive fire protection measures such as fire doors, warns the British Woodworking Federation (BWF).

Bidding starts for first Qatar stadium contract

2 May 12 The Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee is inviting expressions of interest for the first management contract for a stadium for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

MPs lay boot into PFI again

2 May 12 PFI speculators are making ‘eye-wateringly high rewards’ for ‘ever decreasing risks’, according to the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

Breedon ready as Tarmac and Lafarge directed to sell assets

2 May 12 Anglo American and Lafarge have been directed to sell a significant portfolio of operations to enable their planned merger to go ahead.

Builders join heritage lobby in calls for listed buildings VAT plan to be axed

2 May 12 A coalition of organisations has written to the chancellor of the exchequer urging him to drop plans for a 20% increase in VAT on approved alterations to listed buildings.

Galliford Try and BBES deliver Warrington health centre

2 May 12 Galliford Try is building a £7m primary care health centre in Warrington town centre on the site of the demolished Victorian baths.

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