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New highways groups vie for attention

20 Apr 20 Two rival industry groups have been launched during the coronavirus lockdown, both claiming to offer a united voice for the highways sector.

Amey forced to backtrack from ‘it's just flu’ stance

1 Apr 20 A quick-fire review of its Covid-19 sick pay policy at Amey has led to an apology and a reversal after seeing some uncomfortable headlines.

McAlpine makes an exception for road works

1 Apr 20 Last week Sir Robert McAlpine announced the closure of its construction sites; this week Highways England announces start of work on a job with McAlpine as contractor.

Burnhope Reservoir pilot proves dam monitoring tech

9 Mar 20 A Northumbrian Water project has shown that dam movement can be monitored remotely, precisely and perpetually.

Ferrovial makes €268m profit

28 Feb 20 Ferrovial achieved a profit of €268m (£227m) in 2019, turning round last year’s net loss of €448m.

Dyer & Butler brings in COO from Amey

27 Feb 20 Civil engineering contractor Dyer & Butler has recruited Richard Walker from Amey to be its chief operating officer.

Amey gives Sheffield smart tech overhaul

19 Feb 20 Amey is installing thousands of sensors across the city of Sheffield in a move to revolutionise the delivery of public services.

Amey appoints power business director

18 Feb 20 Amey has promoted Nick Maggs to business director in its utilities power business.

Prison repairs backlog tops £900m as FM outsourcing fails

7 Feb 20 More than 40% of UK prisons need major repair or replacement in the next three years, according to a National Audit Office report out today.

Amey’s Hindle to head Kier Highways

7 Feb 20 Kier Group has appointed Nicola Hindle as group managing director of Kier Highways.

Kier steps in for Birmingham highways

4 Feb 20 Having parted company with Amey, Birmingham City Council has agreed an interim deal with Kier to look after its highways for the next 15 months.

Amey chief re-shapes her team

23 Jan 20 Amey’s new chief executive Amanda Fisher has recruited two new managing directors for her executive team.

Revealed: The contractor with the most digitally savvy marketing

21 Jan 20 A marketing firm that works with companies to boost their online and social media profile has conducted an audit of top UK construction companies to find the best performers.

Amey lands £49m council highways extension

20 Jan 20 Amey has secured a three-year extension to its highways maintenance contract with North Lanarkshire Council.

Amey recruits from the client side

16 Jan 20 Amey has appointed Lucy Fell as account director for its Area 10 maintenance and response contract for Highways England.

Consultants share £640m of Network Rail design work

9 Jan 20 Network Rail has awarded 82 framework contracts for design services across the country, with a total value of up to £640m.

Fisher replaces Milner at Amey

10 Dec 19 Amanda Fisher has taken over as acting chief executive of Amey, replacing Andy Milner who is leaving the company after four years in charge.

Narrow escape for concrete truck on level crossing

10 Dec 19 A concrete mixer truck was nearly smashed by a speeding train because the truck’s driver chose to obey a track worker’s hand signals over the automated signal lights.

Into the void

1 Nov 19 With the capacity to store up to 7,000m3 of rainwater run-off, the new underground attenuation tank at Edinburgh Airport is Scotland’s biggest. David Taylor reports

Skeleton crew

1 Nov 19 The construction sector has the second-highest rate of work-related musculoskeletal disorders of any industry in the UK, according to figures from the Health & Safety Executive. Small wonder then, that contractors are watching the development of occupational exoskeletons with interest. Helena Russell reports

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