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Property sector expects to withstand initial shock

24 Jun 16 Real estate commentators appear confident that the house-building sector can withstand the shock of the UK’s exit from the European Union.

Shepherd results justify construction exit

24 Jun 16 Shepherd Group’s 2015 accounts have revealed how badly the business needed restructuring ahead of the shake-up last year that now leave it focused on Portakabin.

£20m Luton science block up for grabs

23 Jun 16 The University of Bedfordshire is advertising a contractor to design and build a new science building on its Luton Campus.

Skanska wins Tennessee office contract

23 Jun 16 Skanska has won a contract with the US state of Tennessee to renovate and expand an office building.

Jail becomes standard for Gas Safe breaches

23 Jun 16 Another plumber has been given a suspended prison sentence for carrying out gas fitting work while not on the Gas Safe Register.

Woolwich estates flattened, now rebuild begins

23 Jun 16 Lovell has broken ground on a £320m housing regeneration project in southeast London.

Nuttall’s picky policy pays off

22 Jun 16 Thanks to more careful project selection, civil engineering contractor BAM Nuttall returned to profit in 2015.

Schaeff sale puts question mark over future of Terex Coventry

22 Jun 16 Terex Construction’s UK equipment manufacturing business in Coventry appears to be up for sale after parent company Terex Corporation declared that it was now only interested in product lines in which it has a significant market presence.

Profits dive at Willmott Dixon

22 Jun 16 Willmott Dixon has reported a strong rise in turnover for 2015, despite a 29% drop in house-building revenue, but a substantial drop in profits.

Breedon reveals it has no need for Hope's senior team

22 Jun 16 There is to be no place for any of Hope’s senior management team in Breedon’s executive once the acquisition is complete.

Construction workers prepare for Pride parade

22 Jun 16 A cohort from the construction industry will be joining the Pride in London Parade on Saturday 25th June 2016.

Gleeds recruits new director

22 Jun 16 Property and construction consultant Gleeds has appointed Ian Wildgoose as director of project management, working in its London and Cambridge offices.

Where tha's muck.. there's recycling

22 Jun 16 Construction waste recycling company Reconomy has reported turnover up a third for 2015 and profitability up by a half.

Fluor team reaches financial close on $5.6bn Maryland light rail scheme

21 Jun 16 Purple Line Transit Partners has reached financial close on a project to design, build, finance, operate and maintain the new line in Maryland, USA.

Team picked for $955m project in new Kuwait city

21 Jun 16 A consortium led by Salini Impregilo has been awarded a US$955m (£664m) contract in Kuwait.

Aggregate Industries signs up Eddie Stobart

21 Jun 16 Building materials supplier Aggregate Industries UK has signed a five-year deal with Eddie Stobart as its concrete products division’s new logistics partner.

Aggregates rail depot pops up in Cheshire

21 Jun 16 DB Cargo UK and Cemex have opened a ‘pop up’ rail depot in Warrington to serve the northwest construction market and reduce the number of lorries on the roads.

Mace gets its Botley development through

21 Jun 16 Mace’s scaled-back plans for the redevelopment of the former West Way Shopping Centre in Botley, Oxford, have been approved by Vale of White Horse District Council.

WSP buys Schlumberger’s water consultancy business

20 Jun 16 WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff has agreed to buy the industrial water consultancy business of global oilfield services company Schlumberger.

Sydney metro secures $12bn in funding

20 Jun 16 Full funding is now in place for two new metro lines in Sydney, with a total of AU$12bn (£6.2bn) committed to the projects.

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