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Your search matched 19003 construction news articles, you are viewing page 635 of 951:

Speedy hunts for new finance director

12 Aug 14 Plant and tool hire chain Speedy is looking for a new group finance director.

McLaren wins London duo worth £65m

11 Aug 14 McLaren Construction has landed two major commercial projects in London worth a combined £65m.

Balfour Beatty plans new cost-cutting drive

11 Aug 14 Balfour Beatty says that it needs to make further cuts to overheads in its UK construction business, despite having already cut £40m in annual spend over the past three years.

Balfour spurns Carillion's new overtures

11 Aug 14 After a weekend of press reports suggesting that the Carillion-Balfour Beatty merger might be back on, Balfour Beatty has this morning issued a lengthy statement detailing why it has rejected Carillion’s offer.

Revival for first Owen Williams building

11 Aug 14 What is believed to be the first building of Sir Owen Williams, one of the giants of 20th Century British engineering and architecture, is to be refurbished.

Taunton college refurb for BAM

8 Aug 14 Somerset College has selected BAM for a £7m refurbishment of the arts and design centre at its Taunton campus.

German construction decline continues

8 Aug 14 Overall activity in the German construction industry has declined for fourth month running, albeit at weaker rate.

Japanese trump Arcadis’ bid for Hyder

8 Aug 14 Hyder has turned its back on the takeover offer of Arcadis and entered the embrace of Japanese consulting engineer Nippon Koei instead.

Balfour Beatty begins fourth contract at San Diego university

8 Aug 14 Balfour Beatty Construction has started a US$53m (£31.5m) project to renovate the Zura residence hall at San Diego State University (SDSU).

Driver strikes deal with Kier

8 Aug 14 Kier has signed a framework agreement with construction consultant Driver Group.

MBO for access hire business

8 Aug 14 Access Hire Nationwide, which specialises in the hire of vehicle-mounted access platforms, has been subject to a venture capital backed management buyout.

Balfour wins £75m Hull road scheme

8 Aug 14 Balfour Beatty has scored a £75m contract from the Highways Agency to improve road access to the Port of Hull

Peverel man tasked with turning around Balfour Beatty Engineering Services

8 Aug 14 Balfour Beatty has recruited Peverel managing director Mark Hoyland to rescue its troubled M&E building services division.

Hard work saw us through recession, says NG Bailey chief

8 Aug 14 Building services contractor NG Bailey saw a further steep fall in turnover last year but has survived the recession through sheer hard work, its chief executive says.

Balfour Beatty picked for £49m town centre scheme in Cheshire

8 Aug 14 A £49m contract to build a retail and leisure development in Northwich, Cheshire has gone to Balfour Beatty.

Wates to build Cambridge office block

8 Aug 14 Wates Construction has been chosen by local developer Brookgate to build a speculative office development in Cambridge.

Asbestos group looks to future with new manager

8 Aug 14 Craig Evans has been promoted to general manager of the UK Asbestos Training Association (UKATA).

Spie buys security firm

7 Aug 14 Building services contractor Spie has acquired Scotshield Fire & Security.

CH2M Hill chosen for Melbourne Airport runway expansion

7 Aug 14 CH2M Hill is to provide project management services for first phase of the runway development programme at Melbourne Airport in Australia.

Lafarge collects coffee pods to power cement plant

7 Aug 14 Lafarge Canada is to burn used coffee packs as a replacement for some of the fossil fuels at a cement plant in British Columbia.

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