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Laing O’Rourke agrees deal for completion of loss-making ‘super hospital’

2 Jan 18 Laing O’Rourke has finalised a deal for completion of a major Montreal hospital that has brought it significant financial losses.

Co-op sets out £160m store plan

2 Jan 18 The Co-op retail group has confirmed plans to invest more than £160m in new store construction and refurbishment in 2018.

Skanska wins £127m Fenchurch Street scheme

2 Jan 18 Skanska has won a £127m contract for the construction of Eighty Fenchurch Street in the City of London.

Styles & Wood to join Southerns

21 Dec 17 Fit out contractor Styles & Wood Group is being taken over by Central Square Holdings, which is owned by delivery tycoon Steve Parkin.

Wates agrees to Davies joining Carillion in January

20 Dec 17 The board of Wates Group has agreed to let its erstwhile chief executive Andrew Davies start work in his new job at Carillion earlier than planned.

Subcontractors unite behind Australian solution to retentions

19 Dec 17 A coalition of 23 trade associations and professional bodies from across the construction industry have called for the UK to adopt a statutory retention deposit scheme.

Hackitt review finds current building regs don't work

18 Dec 17 The construction industry must start taking more responsibility for what it builds, the chair of an independent review into building regulations and fire safety has said.

MPs lambast HS2's lack of financial control

15 Dec 17 The House of Commons public accounts committee has slammed the ability of the HS2 team to manage the finances of the £55bn project.

Manchester Airport keeps Galliford Try for stage two pavement works

15 Dec 17 Galliford Try has secured a £54m contract on the second phase of the Manchester Airport Transformation Programme.

Interserve denies banks forced company doctor appointment

15 Dec 17 Interserve has appointed a business rescue specialist to help save the company from collapse but has denied press reports that the move was dictated by its lenders

Bid race begins for £100m Swansea arena

14 Dec 17 Swansea Council is inviting expressions of interest from contractors for construction of a multipurpose indoor arena.

Severfield snares Google steelwork

14 Dec 17 Severfield has won the contract to supply steelwork for the new Google Headquarters in King’s Cross, London.

More than 14,500 secondary school classrooms need to be built by 2020

14 Dec 17 Scape Group, the public sector procurement specialist, has calculated that more than 14,500 additional secondary school classrooms need to be built in the UK over the next three years to meet the growth in pupil numbers.

Plant hire consolidator starts acquisition spree with Jovic

14 Dec 17 There’s a new name in plant hire and it is on the acquisition trail.

Banks grant Interserve breathing space

13 Dec 17 Interserve has struck a deal with its lenders to keep the business afloat for the time being.

SigmaRoc snaps up Poundfield

13 Dec 17 Construction materials group SigmaRoc has agreed a deal to acquire Poundfield Products for £10.25m.

Hochtief wins Australian solar project

13 Dec 17 An Australian subsidiary of Hochtief has been named as preferred contractor for a 270MW solar farm project in North Queensland, Australia.

Breedon and Tarmac trade assets

13 Dec 17 Construction materials giant CRH has agreed to sell four quarries and an asphalt plant from its Tarmac subsidiary to Breedon for £16.5m.

Purchasing system opened for fire suppression systems

13 Dec 17 Public sector procurement group Fusion21 has launched an electronic purchasing system for fire suppression systems and associated works.

A-Plant half-year numbers rise 23%

12 Dec 17 A-Plant saw its revenue swell 23% to £245.1m in the six months to 31st October 2017, up from £199.3m for the same period last year.

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