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Mass transport for the post-Covid world

7 Jul 20 Hyperloop is being heralded as the first new form of public transportation in more than a century. Lisa Russell looks at whether Covid-19 might accelerate its adoption

Marshall starts work on £7.9m housing scheme

7 Jul 20 Marshall Construction has started work on a development in Alloa for two housing associations.

Flannery finds work for electric telehandler

7 Jul 20 Flannery Plant Hire has bought the first battery-powered telehandler in the UK.

BAM announces redundancy round

7 Jul 20 BAM Construct UK is the latest contractor to announce a round of redundancies in the wake of the Covid-induced economic slowdown.

UK construction returns to growth

6 Jul 20 Unsurprisingly, given that construction sites have now reopened after lockdown, UK construction industry output was higher in June than May.

RC frame problems cost Barratt £70m to fix

6 Jul 20 House-builder Barratt Developments has found that eight high-rise blocks that it built have problems with their reinforced concrete frames.

Brymor wins Southampton halls refurb

6 Jul 20 Portsmouth based construction company Brymor Group has been awarded a £12m contract to refurbish the Montefiore student halls of residence at the University of Southampton.

New trustees for CITB

3 Jul 20 Sophie Seddon and Tony Elliott have joined the Construction Industry Training Board’s board of trustees.

Sisk and Byrne start Santander’s Milton Keynes campus

3 Jul 20 Main contractor John Sisk has handed Byrne Bros a £41m subcontract for the piling, groundworks and reinforced concrete frame packages on its new Santander project.

Losses force BAM to wind down non-European business

2 Jul 20 BAM has announced that it expects to report a significant loss for the first half of the year and that it is winding down BAM International.

Fix fix fix is better than Build build build, says Balfour Beatty boss

2 Jul 20 Balfour Beatty chief executive Leo Quinn says the government would be better advised increasing spending on infrastructure maintenance than headline-grabbing new-build projects.

New group to lead Scotland’s action on town centres

2 Jul 20 Scotland’s communities secretary has announced the formation of a group of specialists to consult on policy for the revitalisation of towns.

Hart Builders appoints construction director

2 Jul 20 Cruden Group subsidiary Hart Builders has appointed Craig Giblett as construction director.

New Victoria propels Vinci to top of contracts league

2 Jul 20 Vinci Construction UK took first place in June 2020’s BCLive contracts league thanks to a £250m project in Manchester.

Molson offers crusher buckets

2 Jul 20 Plant and equipment dealer Molson Group has been appointed as a distributor by MB Crusher, a crushing and screening attachment manufacturer.

Piling firms in the doldrums

1 Jul 20 The most recent financial statements from the UK’s biggest piling specialists tell a bleak story, with turnover down and profits tumbling. David Taylor reports

Kier turnaround needs another 18 months

1 Jul 20 The restructuring of Kier Group is set to continue for another year to 18 months, the board has revealed.

Groundforce consolidates brands

1 Jul 20 Plant hire group Vp is bringing several of its attachment businesses under the Groundforce brand umbrella.

Contractors agree €600m settlement over fatal building collapse

30 Jun 20 A joint venture of three major contractors has agreed to pay €600m (£550m) to settle claims centred on the fatal collapse in 2009 of Cologne’s archives building.

Build build build: The construction industry responds

30 Jun 20 The prime minister’s speech on using construction to revive the economy has been largely welcomed by construction industry representatives.

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