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New UK distributor for Socage platforms

22 Feb 17 Socage has appointed a new UK distributor and announced an extended warranty on new sales of its A314 pick-up mounted access platform.

BAM reports improved profit

21 Feb 17 BAM’s results for 2016 show improved profit despite a reduction in revenue that was largely caused by the weaker pound.

Galliford Try board sets new targets

21 Feb 17 Galliford Try is looking to improve its construction operating margin to at least 2% by 2021 as part of a new strategy.

Balfour Beatty quits Middle East JVs

21 Feb 17 Balfour Beatty is leaving the Middle East and selling up to its joint venture partner.

BAM breaks ground on £8m Brynmenyn Primary

21 Feb 17 Construction officially began this week on a new home for Brynmenyn Primary School in South Wales.

Lavendon opens new opportunities to Loxam

21 Feb 17 French construction equipment hire firm Loxam has now acquired 91.5% of the shares in UK powered access giant Lavendon and has claimed the right to compulsorily purchase the remainder.

Bovis pays the price for customer neglect

20 Feb 17 After a tide of bad headlines relating to poor customer service, Bovis Homes has decided to take its foot off the gas and slow things down a little.

Interserve’s incinerator bill escalates to £160m

20 Feb 17 Interserve thought that its failed adventure in the energy-from-waste (EfW) sector had cost it £70m, but it has now discovered it’s much worse than that – it is now writing off £160m.

SES supports Galliford Try on £60m Marylebone development

20 Feb 17 SES Engineering Services has won a £9.5m mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) contract on a major mixed-use development in London.

Lagan invests in Soilmec rigs

20 Feb 17 FK Lowry Piling, part of Lagan Construction Group, has invested in new piling rigs.

Warwick NAIC pioneers Bubble Deck void forming system

17 Feb 17 Contractors building the National Automotive Innovation Centre at the University of Warwick are saving on concrete by making the biggest UK use of the Danish Bubble Deck void former system.

New JV targets Australasian infrastructure market

16 Feb 17 Investment business Plenary has teamed up with Ferrovial’s toll road arm, Cintra, to compete in the road infrastructure market in Australia and New Zealand.

Wates agrees £6m PPE deal

16 Feb 17 Construction group Wates is set to spend £6m a year on personal protective equipment (PPE) after agreeing a three-year supply deal with Arco.

Jacobs wins Manchester council surveying commission

16 Feb 17 Jacobs Engineering Group has been handed a five-year contract by Manchester City Council to provide property management services.

Window firms merge

16 Feb 17 Windows and doors manufacturer Polyframe has taken over Customade Group, its third acquisition since a management buyout last year.

MPs call for Swansea lagoon decision

15 Feb 17 More than a hundred MPs have called on the government to back plans for a £1.3bn tidal lagoon to be constructed in Swansea Bay.

Top contractors hold more than £1bn in retentions

15 Feb 17 An analysis of the accounts of the UK’s top 12 construction companies suggests that they are owed more than £1 billion in cash retentions.

Consultants join piling contractors’ group

14 Feb 17 Three more firms of consulting engineers have joined the Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) as associate members.

HSE agrees to appeal process reform

14 Feb 17 The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has bowed to criticism and agreed to reform the appeals process for its fee for intervention scheme.

Willmott Dixon to build new Hertswood Academy

14 Feb 17 Willmott Dixon has won a £32m contract to build the new Hertswood Academy in Borehamwood.

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