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Forth Road Bridge repairs completed

14 Feb 19 High-level bridge works specialist Spencer Group has completed a challenging project to repair the Forth Road Bridge.

Wates director joins United Living

14 Feb 19 Building and maintenance contractor United Living has appointed former Wates business director Michael Holling to a new role as operations director for the north and midlands regions.

Full cost of London Garden Bridge fiasco revealed

14 Feb 19 Transport for London has revealed that £53.5m was the total sum spent on the Garden Bridge project before it was scrapped.

McLaughlin & Harvey seeks subbies for Abertay project

13 Feb 19 McLaughlin & Harvey is hosting an event for subcontractors to discuss opportunities on a project it is carrying out at Abertay University.

Alpiq opens arbitration proceedings against Bouygues Construction

13 Feb 19 Bouygues Construction’s purchase last year of the Engineering Services division of Swiss energy business Alpiq is now heading to arbitration because of a CHF218m (£174m) disagreement about the final amount due.

Irish contractor expands

13 Feb 19 Dublin-based contractor Ardmac is expanding its operations in Ireland and the Netherlands and is seeking to recruit 70 people.

Chinese flyover complex dismantled in just nine days

13 Feb 19 A team of 1,500 people has worked round the clock for nine days to demolish a flyover network in the Chinese city of Shenzhen.

Scaffold collapsed onto school playground

13 Feb 19 A scaffolding contractor has been fined after scaffolding it had erected collapsed onto a neighbouring primary school.

Galliford Try’s construction losses widen

13 Feb 19 Galliford Try has written off further exceptional costs of £26m for continuing delays on the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR).

Association formed to promote sustainable drainage

13 Feb 19 A new association to support the delivery of sustainable drainage is launched this month.

Amey picked for Edinburgh fibre rollout

12 Feb 19 Amey is recruiting staff for a new contract to extend Edinburgh’s fibre network.

BAM JV wins German business campus

12 Feb 19 A joint venture of BAM Deutschland and Max Bögl Stiftung & Co has won the contract to build a campus of 10 buildings for a German financial services and insurance business.

Siemens picked for Singapore rail electrification

12 Feb 19 Siemens Mobility has won a €70m (£63m) contract for the electrification of two metro lines in Singapore.

Interserve director departs

12 Feb 19 Interserve executive director Dougie Sutherland is leaving the company.

Accreditation scheme developed for competent roofers

12 Feb 19 There is a new qualification for roofing contractors who want to demonstrate their competence.

McAleer & Rushe starts £82m Paddington hotel

12 Feb 19 McAleer & Rushe is about to start construction on a new hotel development in Paddington, London.

Construction output shows biggest drop since 2012

12 Feb 19 Construction output in Great Britain decreased by 2.8% in December 2018 compared to November, making it the largest month-on-month fall in output since June 2012’s 4.3% fall.

Scotland names nine infrastructure commissioners

11 Feb 19 WSP’s head of transport and a director of the Institution of Civil Engineers are among nine people newly appointed as infrastructure commissioners for Scotland.

Preferred team named for Canadian archive

11 Feb 19 Library & Archives Canada (LAC) has named the preferred bidder for a high-tech facility for the preservation of archived materials.

Litigation dropped as aggregate producers win levy review

11 Feb 19 A long-running dispute between the British Aggregates Association and the UK government has finally come to an end with litigation being withdrawn.

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