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Durkan’s OFT fine cut 64% on appeal

23 Mar 11 The Competition Appeal Tribunal has cut the fine imposed on Durkan by the Office of Fair trading for bid rigging from £6.7m to £2.4m.

Severfield to increase overseas focus

22 Mar 11 Structural steel specialist Severfield-Rowen plans continued growth overseas in the face of continuing difficult market conditions at home.

Acquisitions assist building services group

18 Mar 11 Problems with a single large contract in Scotland dented building services group T Clarke’s performance in 2010, although recent acquisitions appear to be bedding in.

Alloa Hire Centre takes the first Volvo EC18C in Scotland

17 Mar 11 Moving into mini excavator hire with a Volvo EC15BXTV in March 2007 has proved to be a great success for Alloa Hire Centre.

£200m MoJ framework partners selected

17 Mar 11 The Ministry of Justice has selected 47 building companies to share in a £200m framework for minor works across the UK.

Billington JV to target London high-rise market

15 Mar 11 Structural steelwork contractor Billington has revealed that it has signed a co-operation with a competitor to set up a joint venture called BS2 to target London’s high-rise commercial market.

Surveyor fined for failing to notice asbestos

14 Mar 11 The director of an asbestos surveying firm has been fined £5,000 after failing to manage the spread of asbestos at a demolition site in Leicester.

Renew takes £3.5m hit in retreat from general building market

14 Mar 11 Renew is pulling out of the general public sector building market because of the lack of margins to be had. It is also taking a £3.5m exceptional charge for redundancy and restructuring costs.

OFT cover pricing fines slashed 89% on appeal

14 Mar 11 The first six contractors appealing against bid-fixing fines from the Office of Fair Trading have had their total fines slashed from £41.8m to just £4.4m.

Tarmac secures carbon trust standard

11 Mar 11 Tarmac has been awarded the Carbon Trust Standard after taking action on climate change by measuring, managing and reducing its carbon emissions by nearly 15 per cent.

Fit-out bonanza in Asda's £100m programme

10 Mar 11 Supermarket group Asda will spend more than £100m on fitting out 147 former Netto stores this year.

Inverness plant hire firm goes under

10 Mar 11 Inverness-based plant hirer DuBye is the latest victim of the construction downturn, falling into administration after just two years of trading.

Interserve let down by equipment division

9 Mar 11 An improved second half helped Interserve maintain 2010 revenues broadly in line with 2009 levels, although a downturn in Equipment Services hit profitability.

ISG sees fit-out recovery ahead after strong first half

8 Mar 11 Fit-out contractor Interior Services Group (ISG) has reported a strong rise in revenues and profits for the six months to 31 December 2010, although its operating margins are under pressure.

Carillion focuses on margins

2 Mar 11 Carillion is continuing its retreat from low margin construction work and pursuing growth in more profitable support services instead.

CPA joins call for domestic refurb VAT cut

1 Mar 11 The Construction Products Association (CPA) has added its voice to organisations calling for a reduction in VAT for domestic refurbishment work.

Morgan Sindall reaps benefits of restructuring

22 Feb 11 Morgan Sindall saved money, improved margins and boosted its order book from the merger of its Construction and Infrastructure Services divisions last year.

Warning on wood prices

18 Feb 11 One of the UK's largest wood panel plants is warning the construction industry of sustained price rises due to an unprecedented increase in raw material costs. And government subsidies to the biomass industry for burning wood are making matters worse, it says.

UK merger for Tarmac and Lafarge

18 Feb 11 Anglo American and Lafarge have agreed to combine their cement, aggregates, ready-mixed concrete, asphalt and contracting businesses in the UK. The businesses comprise Tarmac UK, Lafarge Cement UK (formerly Blue Circle), Lafarge Aggregates and Concrete UK.

Atkins sheds hundreds more staff

16 Feb 11 Job losses at engineering consultancy group WS Atkins are being focused in its highways division, with government spending cuts being blamed.

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