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US Teamsters weigh in on Besna row

15 Feb 12 The US Teamsters union is threatening action against Balfour Beatty’s US operations in solidarity with the Unite union’s dispute over new contract conditions.

Cornwall names capital winners

15 Feb 12 Cornwall council has named two dozen contractors for its capital projects delivery framework.

Petrol station builder runs out of gas

15 Feb 12 Gloucestershire contractor JP Group has been placed in administration, jeopardising 100 jobs.

South Africa to spend billions on rail upgrades

15 Feb 12 The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) is to spend R136bn (£11bn) to acquire about 7,000 new trains and upgrade and modernise stations.

Trade survey confirms slow down

15 Feb 12 Further evidence of a recent slide in construction’s faltering fortunes has been provided by the latest 萝莉原创 Trade Survey, showing that the final quarter of 2011 was especially tough for most of the industry.

Shepherd returns to Fitzrovia hotel

15 Feb 12 Shepherd 萝莉原创 is set to restart work on a hotel renovation project in central London that stalled after its previous client went out of business.

Interserve starts on Leeds council gym

15 Feb 12 Interserve has started work on a £27m contract to build an fitness and wellbeing centre in Leeds, to be called Holt Park Active.

From medieval to modern apprentice

14 Feb 12 The Trades House of Glasgow has launched its Modern Apprentice of the Year Award 2012. Sponsored by the Weir Group PLC, the award is open to people working towards a Scottish Modern Apprenticeship or those certificated no earlier than May 2011, who are employed by any business in the Glasgow post code area.

Buyout for RIS mechanical unit

14 Feb 12 Rainham Industrial Services has sold its mechanical services division to a management buyout after deciding its growth prospects were limited without infringing on other parts of the group.

£400m housing repairs out to tender

14 Feb 12 Housing repair work with a value of up to £400m is being put out to tender by a group of housing associations in southern England.

MTS adds New Holland dealership

14 Feb 12 Bobcat dealer MTS has added a New Holland franchise to its operations.

Robertson busy in Whitley Bay

14 Feb 12 Contractor Robertson has begun work on a £5.5m community care centre in the centre of Whitley Bay.

Leighton cooperates with police on possible ethics breach

13 Feb 12 Leighton Holdings has reported to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) a possible breach of its code of ethics that, if substantiated, may contravene Australian laws.

Bilfinger wins €230m in Berlin underground contracts

13 Feb 12 Bilfinger Berger has won two major orders for the expansion of the public transport system in Berlin.

Helsinki plans 11ha land reclamation

13 Feb 12 New plans have been announced to expand the Finnish capital Helsinki with the reclamation of 11ha at the dockyard and an eastern metro extension.

Steady growth for HSS

9 Feb 12 Tool hire group HSS has reported a 5% rise in revenues for 2011 and a modest rise in underlying profitability.

Tanfield struggles to meet demand

9 Feb 12 Rising global demand for aerial work platforms is boosting the order book of Tanfield Group, manufacturer of Snorkel and Pop-Up access equipment.

Crossrail tunnel segments stockpiled in preparation for digging

9 Feb 12 A new tunnel segment manufacturing facility has begun full operations in west London, pouring the first batch of 250,000 concrete segments that will line 42km of Crossrail tunnels.

Cleaner crushed during steelwork unloading

9 Feb 12 Two construction companies have been fined a total of £65,000 after a man was killed when a steel beam weighing more than a tonne fell on him while it was being unloaded from a lorry.

New man in charge of Gatwick construction

9 Feb 12 Gatwick Airport has appointed chartered surveyor Derek Hendry to take charge of its £1.2bn construction programme.

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