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Uncertainty prompts Mace to hold tender forecasts unchanged

2 Jul 24 Latest tender price forecasts from the cost consultancy division of Mace remain unchanged from three months ago.

Mace promotions focus on pharma and data centres

28 Jun 24 Mace has promoted two of its staff to managing director in its contracting business.

Lido restoration provide first job for Beard’s Southampton office

26 Jun 24 Beard has started work on the restoration of Portsmouth’s Hilsea Lido.

Starmer promises everything to plan – except Arundel bypass

13 Jun 24 The Labour Party has made a manifesto commitment to kick the A27 Arundel bypass project further into the long grass and spend the money filling potholes instead.

CLC lobbies for private finance revival

11 Jun 24 Industry-side members of the Construction Leadership Council have signed an open letter to the next government recommending measure to boost UK construction.

Manchester Airport wheels bridge into place [–with video]

5 Jun 24 Manchester Airport has release timelapse video showing the installation of a 216-tonne link bridge at its Terminal Two.

Comment: Big construction gets it badly wrong

3 Jun 24 Construction bosses want to “depoliticise infrastructure” and hand control to an unelected, little known organisation. What country do they think they live in, wonders Phil Bishop.

Mace confirmed for 100 New Bridge Street revamp

23 May 24 Mace has been formally appointed as the main contractor for a £100m redevelopment of a City of London office block at 100 New Bridge Street.

Mace restructures to observe corporate governance code

8 May 24 Mace is splitting its chair and chief executive roles and adding a raft of non-executive directors to its board to observe UK corporate best practice.

New head of engineering for Mace

26 Apr 24 Mace has appointed Martin Feakes as its head of civil and structural engineering.

BBVS concedes to union access at Old Oak Common

24 Apr 24 Construction union Unite has secured access to the HS2 Old Oak Common construction site – leaving the London tunnels as the only HS2 site where it is not welcome.

CPC partners sell to employee ownership trust

23 Apr 24 CPC Project Services LLP, a firm of quantity surveyors and construction project managers, has been sold to an employee ownership trust.

Mace shuffles Consult leadership

22 Apr 24 Mace Consult has assigned a new role to director Andy Beard and brought in a Bechtel executive to take over his former duties.

Clancy adds to leadership team

10 Apr 24 Civil engineering contractor Clancy has made two appointments to its leadership team.

City approves Landsec’s Hill House office scheme

10 Apr 24 The City of London Corporation planning committee has approved Land Securities’ application for a new office block at 1 Little New Street.

Kier starts HMP Elmley expansion

27 Mar 24 Kier has started work on a prison expansion project on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent.

Norfolk turns to Mace for estate management programme

21 Mar 24 Norfolk County Council has appointed Mace as principal contractor for its Future Ready property enhancement initiative.

Natural History Museum project start date slips

15 Mar 24 Mace has been given an early-2025 start date for the £200m Natural History Museum collections centre in the Thames Valley.

Passport to net zero

11 Mar 24 Construction is one of the most carbon-intensive, raw-material-consuming industries in the world. Paul Thompson checks in on moves to introduce ‘materials passports’ to boost circularity and improve the industry’s performance.

How the politicians love a construction photo opportunity

8 Mar 24 Both Rishi Sunak and Kier Starmer hunted out construction backdrops for their post-budget photocalls this week.

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