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Australian construction activity falls

5 Jul 22 The Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association Australian Performance of Construction Index (Australian PCI for short) fell by 4.2 points to 46.2 in June, indicating contraction in activity across the construction sector following months of positive or stable conditions.

GMI makes tracks on Wakefield pharma warehouse

5 Jul 22 GMI Construction has started work on a medical distribution centre in Wakefield.

Simulation software helps reduce water leaks

5 Jul 22 Simulation software and digital twins of pipeline networks have been used to reduce water leaks for Northumbrian Water by a quarter.

Acciona to build €400m Helsinki renewable heat project

4 Jul 22 Finnish energy group Helsingin Energia (which now calls itself Helen) has named a consortium led by Spanish infrastructure specialist Acciona as preferred bidder for a project that will recover heat from seawater at Salmisaari, near the capital, Helsinki.

Private equity takeover for O’Connor Utilities

4 Jul 22 OCU Group Limited, the holding company of O’Connor Utilities and Instalcom, is being acquired by private equity firm Triton Partners.

Keltbray starts work on delayed Barnsley bridge

4 Jul 22 On-site construction of a new bridge in Barnsley town centre begins this week following months of offsite prefabrication.

Board change at Willmott Dixon

4 Jul 22 Julie Hirigoyen, chief executive of the UK Green Building Council, has replaced Sir Jonathon Porritt as a non-executive director of construction contractor Willmott Dixon.

Algeco wins £19.2m Leeds academy project

4 Jul 22 Modular builder Algeco, formerly known as Elliott, has won a contract to build a new secondary school in the Middleton district of Leeds.

Balfour Beatty JV wins Hong Kong contracts worth £635m

1 Jul 22 Balfour Beatty’s far east joint venture, Gammon, has secured contracts for two major development projects in Hong Kong with a combined value of HK$6.1bn (£635m).

Notting Hill Genesis names suppliers for £2.8bn build programme

1 Jul 22 London housing association Notting Hill Genesis has selected 146 consultants and contractors for a £2.8bn programme of new housing development in the capital.

Tolent halves its losses

1 Jul 22 Collapse of a key client contributed to Gateshead-based contractor Tolent making a loss in 2021 for the second year running.

Highways sale returns Osborne to profit

1 Jul 22 Osborne Group is looking to ‘move forward with confidence’ having posted accounts showing a return to overall profit – just.

John F Hunt returns to profit after providing for CMA action

1 Jul 22 Latest financial statement from demolition contractor John F Hunt indicates that it will be able to bear any fine that might be coming its way.

Cruden named for Granton regeneration

30 Jun 22 Edinburgh Council has chosen Cruden Group as its preferred bidder for the first phase of the £1.3bn creation of a new coastal town at Granton Waterfront.

New chair for Murphy

30 Jun 22 J Murphy & Sons has named John Cresswell as its next chairman of the board.

Vision breaks ground on Graphite Square

30 Jun 22 Vision Construct has started work on a £65m contract in the London district of Vauxhall for Australian property developer Thirdi.

Alan Lovell nominated for Environment Agency chair

29 Jun 22 Alan Lovell, who has run several big construction companies in his long career, has been selected as the government’s preferred candidate to be the next chair of the Environment Agency.

CLC statement: Products are now available… if you can afford them

29 Jun 22 The availability of building products has continued to ease in recent weeks but price increases so far this year have averaged 23%.

Scape names eight for £750m midlands and east framework

29 Jun 22 Local authority procurement agency Scape has selected eight contractors for a regional construction framework for the midlands and the east of England regions.

Children’s book addresses water pollution

28 Jun 22 McLaughlin & Harvey has sponsored a children’s book designed to raise awareness of plastic pollution in waterways.

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