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Southern Water names its AMP8 consultants

7 Jun 24 Southern Water has selected seven companies to provide professional services for its next regulatory spending period.

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.

Bouygues signs for £80m diagnostic centre

6 Jun 24 Bouygues UK has been named main contractor for a £80m diagnostic centre at West Middlesex University Hospital in Isleworth.

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.

Caddick adds to Midlands pipeline

6 Jun 24 Caddick Construction has been awarded a £12m contract by Staffordshire Pension Fund to build a 100,000 sq ft distribution warehouse at Vernon Park in Wolverhampton.

Crane strikers return to work

6 Jun 24 Members of the GMB union at Crane Building Services & Utilities in Hitchin have accepted a 7% pay deal after five days of strike action.

BCIS launches whole life measuring tool

6 Jun 24 A tool that simultaneously measures both the whole life costs and the whole life carbon emissions of a structure has been launched by the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS).

Nottingham warehouse conversion gets under way

5 Jun 24 Work has started on site in Nottingham to transform a Grade II listed former British Waterways warehouse into flats.

Aggregate Industries acquires Land Recovery

5 Jun 24 Aggregate Industries UK, part the Swiss multinational Holcim Group, has acquired Land Recovery, a supplier of primary and recycled construction materials.

Bridge breakout

5 Jun 24 Part of the M25 motorway came to a halt for an entire weekend recently – not because of congestion, but for a scheduled bridge demolition. David Taylor reports

Brandon woes impair Vp results

5 Jun 24 Construction equipment group Vp plc saw its pre-tax profits plummet last year as it wrote off millions in the value of its brands.

Aliaxis lines up UK plant closures

5 Jun 24 Changes at plastic pipe manufacturer Aliaxis UK are in the offing with employees being told that they could be about to lose their jobs.

Seven named for £3bn United Utilities framework

5 Jun 24 United Utilities has named seven civil engineering companies to help deliver £3bn-worth of water and wastewater infrastructure over the next five years.

Jumbo TBM delivered for Yellow River project

5 Jun 24 Herrenknecht has built one of its largest ever tunnel boring machines for a project in China.

Manchester Airport wheels bridge into place [–with video]

5 Jun 24 Manchester Airport has release timelapse video showing the installation of a 216-tonne link bridge at its Terminal Two.

Vistry strikes £580m deal for 1,750 homes

4 Jun 24 House-builder Vistry has agreed terms with Blackstone Real Estate and Regis Group for the sale of a portfolio of new homes with a gross development value of £580m.

Seddon returns to profit

4 Jun 24 Improved risk management and project selection returned construction group Seddon to profit in 2023 after heavy losses in 2022.

Restructure for Wigley

4 Jun 24 Coventry-based The Wigley Group has reorganised with four new subsidiaries.

Rebrand for O’Donovan and GBN

4 Jun 24 A new name can be seen on the streets of London this week with the launch of construction waste management firm Sortera.

Comment: Big construction gets it badly wrong

3 Jun 24 Construction bosses want to “depoliticise infrastructure” and hand control to an unelected, little known organisation. What country do they think they live in, wonders Phil Bishop.

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