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Balfour Beatty to scale back Engineering Services division

3 Jul 14 Balfour Beatty is to sell PFI assets to bail out its troubled Engineering Services division and scale back its operations.

Balfour Beatty launches Parsons Brinckerhoff sale

3 Jul 14 Balfour Beatty has confirmed that it has formally begun sale proceedings of its professional services division, Parsons Brinckerhoff.

Tender prices are rising

3 Jul 14 Tender prices rose by 3% in the fourth quarter of 2013 compared to the previous quarter, and by 6.7% year-on-year, according to the UK construction Tender Price Index compiled by RICS’ Building Cost Information Service (BCIS).

Stewart Milne Timber Systems wins Ayrshire hospital contract

3 Jul 14 Balfour Beatty has contracted Stewart Milne Timber Systems to design and build its £47m NHS Ayrshire & Arran Acute Mental Health and Community Development project.

New chief gets to work at Kier

3 Jul 14 Haydn Mursell has taken over from Paul Sheffield as chief executive of Kier.

Kier sells May Gurney plant to GAP

3 Jul 14 Kier has shed the last of its plant interests by selling Kier Fleet & Passenger Services Ltd (FPS) to GAP Group.

Sellafield plans new £1.5bn framework for decommissioning specialists

2 Jul 14 Sellafield Ltd is looking for specialist suppliers to help with nuclear decommissioning at its Cumbria site. The work will be for 10 years and will be valued at up to £1.5bn.

Architects' manifesto includes action on schools

2 Jul 14 The Royal Institute of British Architects has published its 2015 election manifesto calling for a massive boost to school building, housing developments on green belts and £1.3bn for cycling and walking.

Housing trust and builders’ merchant strike procurement deal

2 Jul 14 Builders’ merchant Travis Perkins is setting up a dedicated distribution facility for Manchester’s Trafford Housing Trust under a new four-year procurement partnership.

RICS inaugurates first female president

1 Jul 14 The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ first ever female president gives her inaugural address at the governing council meeting in London today.

Think tank to investigate construction apprenticeships

1 Jul 14 Think-tank Demos is calling for evidence from across the construction industry for research it is undertaking into construction apprenticeships.

Interserve wins Grimsby baths

1 Jul 14 Interserve Construction has won an £8.4m contract to build a new leisure centre in Grimsby

Hill picked to manage Qatar mall project

1 Jul 14 Hill International has been appointed as project manager for the construction of the Mall of Qatar in Doha, Qatar.

WSP bolsters building services team

1 Jul 14 Hyder Consulting director Andrew Henderson has joined WSP as operations director of its UK building services business.

Launch day for Osborne's £236m Dacorum deal

1 Jul 14 Osborne Property Services starts work today on its £236m housing maintenance contract for Dacorum Borough Council in Hertfordshire.

Sweett sees opportunity in skills crisis

1 Jul 14 The growing shortage of skilled professionals in the construction industry represents an opportunity to make more profit, according to cost consultant Sweett.

EM mobilises on £800m highways contract

1 Jul 14 EM Highway Services (EM) has today mobilised the Highways Agency’s largest maintenance contract.

Toshiba completes Moorside nuclear deal

1 Jul 14 The first of three Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear reactors remains on target for operation in 2024 after Westinghouse parent company Toshiba completed a £102m deal to take control of the NuGen project in Cumbria.

French refurb scores highest-ever BREEAM ‘in use’ rating

30 Jun 14 The refurbished Toison d’Or shopping centre in the French city of Dijon has been awarded the highest-ever rating for BREEAM In-Use Part 2.

Architect benefits from revival of the regions

30 Jun 14 Since 2009 there has been virtually no speculative office development outside of London… until now.

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