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Bovis reports £51m profit

13 Apr Bovis Construction (Europe) Limited has reported nine-month profits of £51m, after its May 2025 sale to US-based Atlas by Australia's Lendlease.

Bootcamp brings women into construction

13 Apr The Skills Centre and NOCN Group have launched a CPCS-backed programme of construction 'bootcamps' designed to fast track entry into construction, with the latest session focusing on bringing women into the sector.

Morro delivers in Daventry

13 Apr Morro has delivered the first 14 homes of 52 currently being built for the London Road development in Daventry.

Two new for Steico

13 Apr Steico has appointed two new specifiers, as it seeks to position wood fibre insulation as a way to meet the demands of the Future Homes Standard.

H.E. Services invests in Manitous

13 Apr H.E. Services (Plant Hire) Ltd has bought more than 200 Manitou telehandlers, from Glosrose Group, for £15m.

Groundforce props secure London care home

9 Apr Groundforce Shorco has supplied nine of its modular hydraulic props for a basement excavation at a sensitive location in north London.

Brogan expands in Midlands

8 Apr As part of an ongoing programme of nationwide investment in depots, equipment and personnel, Brogan Group has expanded its scaffolding operations across the Midlands and North of England.

Kier Norfolk highways contract starts

7 Apr Kier has started work on a £700m highways and infrastructure works service contract with Norfolk Country Council, with 100 new employees joining the company from the previous contractor.

NG Bailey buys ESG, targeting AMP8 growth

2 Apr NG Bailey has acquired Engineering Solutions Group (ESG), hoping to benefit from the surge of water infrastructure investment under AMP8.

Errigal acquires Woodmarque

1 Apr Monaghan’s Errigal Group has acquired Woodmarque, a specialist joinery based across the border in Dungannon.

Kier picks Kimpton for Wythenshawe Culture Hub

1 Apr Kier has appointed Kimpton to provide mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) services at the new Wythenshawe Culture Hub, in a contract valued at £2.4m.

MMoC specialist Reds10 restructures

1 Apr Reds10, an industrialised construction specialist, has appointed a new CEO, as its founder moves to become group CEO.

Coyle picks Isuzu

31 Mar Coyle Equipment Services has taken delivery of two new Isuzu trucks from local dealer Cordwallis Group.

CLC warns on fuel costs

30 Mar The Construction Leadership Council’s material supply chain group have warned that rising energy and fuel costs threaten the sector.

px Group wins carbon capture O&M contract

27 Mar Teesside’s px Group has won a ‘multimillion pound’ contract to operate and maintain two facilities at the UK’s first commercial-scale carbon capture and storage project. The announcement comes as the wider project, the East Coast Cluster, celebrates £1.5bn in contracts awarded.

JCB offers 100% biodiesel option

27 Mar JCB is to offer the option of fuelling selected tracked excavators in its range using biodiesel, derived completely from renewable biological sources.

Edinburgh approves retirement village plan

27 Mar City of Edinburgh Council has granted planning consent for a 2.2-acre retirement village.

Caddick picked to build Leeds hotel

26 Mar Caddick Construction has been signed up to build a £46m hotel in Leeds city centre.

Sumitomo and NEC to develop AI near-miss analysis

25 Mar Sumitomo Heavy Industries (SHI) and NEC have announced plans to develop an AI and computer vision system to detect near-misses and generate detailed reports.

Plug-in solar panels – a recipe for disaster?

25 Mar A renewable energy specialist warns that buying plug-in solar panels from the middle of Lidl will likely end in disaster.

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