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Your search matched 13066 construction news articles, you are viewing page 51 of 654:

Shoreditch landmark to get £20m makeover

18 Jun 24 RED Construction has won a £20m contract to carry out a major office refurbishment in London for Aviva Investors.

Sutcliffe chosen for £1.5bn ICN framework

18 Jun 24 Liverpool-based civil engineering contractor Sutcliffe has won a place on Great Places Housing Group’s £1.5bn Innovation Chain North (ICN) framework.

Nitro-concrete promises cleaner air

17 Jun 24 Adding nitrogen to concrete could significantly reduce global levels of nitrogen oxides (NOx) produced by the construction industry according to a new study.

Harworth secures approval for £190m rail park

14 Jun 24 North Yorkshire Council has approved plans for a 1.5 million sq ft industrial and logistics development at Gascoigne Interchange.

Plans in for £800m Poplar estate regeneration

14 Jun 24 A planning application has been submitted for the regeneration of the Teviot Estate in Poplar, east London.

HVO sourcing guide: how to navigate the pitfalls

13 Jun 24 Sceptics and enthusiasts have joined forces to produce a report on the sustainability credentials of hydrotreated vegetable oil as a replacement fuel.

NG Bailey returns to profit

13 Jun 24 Building services contractor NG Bailey has reported a return to profitability, turning a £25m pre-tax loss last time into a near £11m profit.

Amey on the acquisition trail

13 Jun 24 Having culled the poor performing bits of the business, Amey is back in expansion and diversification mode.

Restructure for McGowan

13 Jun 24 Scottish civil engineering contractor McGowan Environmental Engineering has reorganised its group structure.

Wates brings in new health & safety chief

13 Jun 24 Wates has named Brian Long as its new group health, safety & well-being director.

OCU takes over RJ McLeod

12 Jun 24 Private equity-owned utilities contractor OCU Group has completed the acquisition of Scottish civil engineering contractor RJ McLeod (Contractors) Limited

HSS reels from loss of Amey contract

12 Jun 24 Listed tool hire group HSS has notified shareholders that it has just lost its biggest customers.

New owner for M&E consultant

12 Jun 24 Edinburgh-based consulting engineer Rybka is under new ownership.

Murphy credits repeat business for 5% operating margin

11 Jun 24 Civil engineering contractor J Murphy & Sons saw its profits soar in 2023 despite a small fall in turnover.

Scotland sees costs rise 4.5%

11 Jun 24 Construction input costs in Scotland have increased by an average of 4.5% over the past year, according to the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS).

British Offsite wins Dagenham panels deal

10 Jun 24 London-based Major Housing Association has placed a £1m contract with British Offsite for panels with which to build a block of flats in Dagenham.

Banner Contracts brings in Remax 600

10 Jun 24 Darlington-based Banner Contracts has bought a hybrid electrified impact crusher that uses artificial intelligence to produce aggregate of the perfect grade.

US acquisitions boost Molson turnover

10 Jun 24 Bristol-headquartered construction machinery dealer Molson Group saw strong growth last year but expansion came at the expense of short-term profitability.

Wates’ Paul Chandler takes early retirement

7 Jun 24 Wates Construction boss Paul Chandler is leaving at the end of this year after eight years in the job.

Openreach fined £1.3m following death of engineer

6 Jun 24 BT subsidiary Openreach Limited has been fined £1.34m after an engineer drowned while trying to repair a telephone line.

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