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Stewart Milne puts timber-frame business up for sale

13 Oct 21 Stewart Milne Group has put its timber systems business up for sale to invest the proceeds in house-building across Scotland and northwest England.

Go-ahead for Dagenham Docks housing

13 Oct 21 Inland Homes has received a resolution to grant planning permission for a mixed-use scheme at Dagenham Dock in east London.

Marley puts stock market flotation on ice

12 Oct 21 Roof tile manufacturer Marley has postponed its planned initial public offering, citing ‘market volatility’.

French engineering group acquires UK rail consultant

12 Oct 21 French consulting engineering Assystem has acquired Schofield Lothian Ltd, a London-based consultancy that specialises in UK rail projects.

CBI urges action on retentions in Playbook rollout

12 Oct 21 CBI, the Confederation of British Industries, has added its voice to calls for banning the use of retentions on public sector contracts.

Keltbray picks up NMCN’s civils division

12 Oct 21 Keltbray Highways has bought the infrastructure business of NMCN out of administration.

Glenigan acquires Ireland’s CIS

11 Oct 21 Glenigan, a firm that gathers construction industry market information, has acquired Dublin-based Construction Information Services.

Final Eggborough towers come down

11 Oct 21 On Sunday 10th October 2021 DSM Demolition demolished the last four cooling towers at the former Eggborough Power station plant in Goole, North Yorkshire.

NMCN administrators lay off 80

8 Oct 21 The administrators of NMCN have laid of 80 people after being unable to find a buyer for the contractor’s building division.

Besix picked for Dutch hybrid-timber office

8 Oct 21 Besix has signed the construction contract for what is set to be one of the world’s largest hybrid-timber office buildings.

New CEO for McAvoy Group as family moves on

8 Oct 21 The McAvoy Group has named Ron Clarke as chief executive following the retirement of Mark Lowry, who will remain with the business as non-executive director.

BakerHicks recruits head of legal

8 Oct 21 BakerHicks, the consultancy division of Morgan Sindall, has created a new senior management post to provide contractual and legal advice.

Interserve confirms RMD Kwikform sale to Altrad

7 Oct 21 Interserve Group has confirmed that it has today sold RMD Kwikform, its shoring and formwork business, to the Altrad Group.

Galliford Try pays £1m for NMCN’s water business

7 Oct 21 Galliford Try has acquired the water business of NMCN, including Nomenca and Lintott, from the administrators of the failed contractor.

Quick rescue for NMCN units

7 Oct 21 Svella, the investment vehicle group all set to rescue NMCN before it went into administration, has acquired chunks of the business from the administrators.

Plans displayed for new Edinburgh quarter

7 Oct 21 Proposals for a major new residential development at Chesser in Edinburgh are set to go on display.

Cala appoints sustainability and MMC heads

7 Oct 21 Cala Group has made two senior appointments to support its sustainability strategy, which was launched earlier this year.

Altrad set to take over RMD Kwikform

7 Oct 21 France’s Altrad Group has reportedly agreed a £140m deal to buy RMD Kwikform from what used to be Interserve.

Shortages continue to stymie construction recovery

6 Oct 21 Latest survey of purchasers indicates that construction output grew again in September but the rate of growth slowed for a third successive month.

Villagers in battle to save bridge from National Highways

6 Oct 21 National Highways is facing another uprising over its rail bridge infilling programme.

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