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Galliford Try teams with SES for Leeds Carnegie subcontract

8 Feb 19 Galliford Try has handed SES Engineering Services the building services subcontract on the Carnegie Teaching & Research Building that it is constructing for Carnegie School of Sport, part of Leeds Beckett University.

Bad weather slows German construction growth

7 Feb 19 Severe bad weather in parts of Germany in January led to a slowing of growth in construction activity compared with the relatively mild December.

Galliford Try scores Assembly Bristol office block

6 Feb 19 Galliford Try has been appointed main contractor for the first phase of the £150m Assembly Bristol regeneration project.

Galliford Try wins £43m Nottingham car park rebuild

5 Feb 19 Galliford Try Building has signed a £43.4m contract with Nottingham City Council to redevelop the former Broadmarsh car park site in the city centre.

Legal ruling says CVA is no escape from adjudication

30 Jan 19 A Court of Appeal decision handed down on 24th January 2019 has created new law on whether or not a construction dispute can be referred to adjudication when one of the parties is in insolvent liquidation or a company voluntary arrangement.

Minimising the risks of tailings dam failures

29 Jan 19 Following the catastrophic failure of the Brumadinho tailings dam in Brazil, Craig Goff considers the risks associated with these types of dam.

Hong Kong sounds out market on harbour PPP plan

23 Jan 19 Hong Kong’s Development Bureau is to conduct a sounding exercise to gather market views on the development of a harbourfront site under a public-private sector partnership (PPP).

Court finds in favour of developer in land purchase dispute

11 Jan 19 A judge in Scotland’s supreme civil court has ruled against a council that tried to pull out of a land sale after a planning fee was paid a few days late.

US rental business buys eight Kobelco cranes

8 Jan 19 The All Family of Companies has bought eight new Kobelco CK-class G Series crawler cranes for its rental fleet.

Introducing the digital engineer

7 Jan 19 The use of digital technologies in construction is expanding far beyond building information modelling. Lisa Russell reports on how this creates a need for ‘digital engineering’

Wates and Kier top 2018 workload chase

7 Jan 19 Wates, closely followed by Kier, won more new UK construction work in 2018 than any of their competitors, according to data collected by the Builders’ Conference.

Near-miss exposes rail working flaws

19 Dec 18 The Rail Accident Investigation Branch has once again recommended that Network Rail improves its track-working procedures and expressed frustration at the lack of safety improvement on the railways.

Quarries declare war on trapping incidents

7 Dec 18 The quarrying industry has declared 2019 as the year that it will eliminate incidents of workers getting trapped in running machine.

Murphy loses rail chief to Galliford Try

6 Dec 18 Galliford Try has appointed Sean Blackmore as its rail director to lead its growth in the sector.

Bailey bridge provides relief for Lincoln

3 Dec 18 Installation of a five-span Bailey bridge has removed the need for construction traffic on the Lincoln bypass to drive through the city.

Funicular railway operator enters administration following safety closure

29 Nov 18 The operator of the Cairngorm Mountain Funicular Railway has entered administration because of cash flow problems during an extended closure to investigate concerns about the structure supporting the tracks.

You’re nicked

27 Nov 18 While great strides are being made in the fight against plant theft, the problem of small tool theft, especially from vehicles, is getting steadily worse says David Summers

Smooth operator

27 Nov 18 Are plant managers missing out on a simple way to reduce the total cost of ownership? One supplier of lubricants thinks they are

Licensed to lift

27 Nov 18 Contractors and construction clients in the UK are being called upon to support a new Europe-wide crane operators’ licence to help improve safety and ease skills shortages across the continent. Graham Anderson reports

New highways director at Galliford Try

12 Nov 18 Galliford Try has recruited Nick Culshaw from Volker Stevin to run its Highways England contracts.

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