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Brandon Hire taken over by Vp

8 Nov 17 Plant and tool hire group Vp has taken over Brandon Hire Group and its subsidiaries from its venture capital owners in a deal worth nearly £70m.

New trade zone to be built in Somaliland

7 Nov 17 A 12.2km² trade zone is to be developed in Somaliland to complement the Port of Berbera.

Subbies called to action

7 Nov 17 As workloads falter and main contractors’ losses deepen, the supply chain that forms the industry’s backbone is open to attack. David Taylor reports

LafargeHolcim introduces PV concrete cladding

7 Nov 17 Photovoltaic (PV) concrete cladding is set to outperform rooftop solar, according to LafargeHolcim, which has developed a façade system with partner Heliatek.

New partnership formed to accelerate BREEAM’s US take-up

7 Nov 17 Design firm HOK has signed a one-year partnership agreement to accelerate the adoption of the BREEAM In-Use standard across the United States.

Keltbray moves into lifting services

7 Nov 17 Keltbray’s diversification from its demolition roots continues with the establishment of Keltbray Lifting Services.

£50m student tower approved in Manchester

7 Nov 17 Unite Students, specialist manager and developer of student accommodation, has received planning permission to build a 573-bed property in Manchester city centre.

SEC shocked by retentions research findings

7 Nov 17 The Specialist Engineering Contractors’ Group, which has been campaigning for years for reform of the cash retentions system, says that even it was surprised by the amount recently disclosed to have been lost through company insolvencies.

BAM tops contract league table in October

7 Nov 17 The Builders’ Conference BCLive league table recorded an unexpected rally in October, with the monthly total of new construction contracts signed topping £4.6bn.

Carillion buoyed by Network Rail deal

6 Nov 17 Carillion has won a pair of major contracts on Network Rail's Midland Mainline improvement programme, indicating that key clients are standing by the beleagurered firm.

Saint-Gobain acquires Scotframe

6 Nov 17 French building materials giant Saint-Gobain has made a substantial move in the UK prefabrication market by taking over Scotframe.

Lakesmere in administration

3 Nov 17 One of Britain’s biggest building envelope specialists has confirmed that it has collapsed into administration.

New GM for Versalift UK

3 Nov 17 Vehicle-mounted platform manufacturer Versalift UK has promoted Andy Bray to general manager.

Troubled Carillion calls in Costain saviour

2 Nov 17 Alan Lovell, the company doctor credited with rescuing Costain from collapse in the 1990s, has been brought onto the board of Carillion.

Morgan Sindall nears 2% margin target

1 Nov 17 While some of its competitors are going through the mill of reorganisation to stave off collapse, Morgan Sindall seems to be positively thriving.

Hurcomb joins Van Elle board

1 Nov 17 David Hurcomb, the chief executive of building services contractor NG Bailey Group, has joined the board of geotechnical engineering contractor Van Elle as a non-executive director.

FCC’s profits grow

31 Oct 17 FCC has reported a profit of €153.5m (£135.5m) for the first nine months of this year, a turnaround from the €179.4 loss in the same period of 2016.

Utilities contractors rail against lane rental proposals

31 Oct 17 Street Works UK, the trade association for utilities contractors and their clients, has warned against government proposals to allow councils to charge utility companies hourly rates for digging up roads.

Fatal construction traffic accident results in $45m pay-out

31 Oct 17 A jury in the US state of Florida has entered a US$45m (£34m) damages verdict in a case concerning a fatal crash involving a highway contractor.

Dumpers and diggers for Knights Brown

31 Oct 17 Hampshire-based civil engineering contractor Knights Brown is investing £1m in new plant and machinery.

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