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Ogilvy seeks to expand social housing business

6 Aug 21 Ogilvie Construction has appointed a manager to lead its expansion in the social housing sector.

Wales plans 20,000 low carbon homes

6 Aug 21 The Welsh government is on a low carbon social housing push.

Welsh companies form house-building alliance

6 Aug 21 Two building firms based in South Wales have formed an alliance to build energy efficient homes.

Highways England continues Stonehenge procurement process

5 Aug 21 Highways England has confirmed that it has paused early works on the Stonehenge tunnel project but is continuing to assess bids submitted by shortlisted contracting teams.

Construction's booming growth starts to soften

5 Aug 21 Construction purchasing managers report a softening in industry growth in July, after June’s record high.

Vinci man to lead Equans in the UK

5 Aug 21 Equans, the new name for Engie’s services-led activity, has appointed Jean-Philippe Loiseau as the new chief executive of its UK & Ireland business.

Construction AI firm secures funding to double its size

4 Aug 21 Buildots, which develops of artificial intelligence (AI) systems for the construction sector, has secured US$30m (£21.5m) in funding to expand its operations.

Record first half for Taylor Wimpey

4 Aug 21 Delayed 2020 completions and strong demand for new homes helped Taylor Wimpey achieve record financial results for the first half of 2021.

Morgan Sindall coffers swelled by VAT reforms

4 Aug 21 Morgan Sindall has posted strong first-half financial results, with its cash balances boosted by the recent introduction of reverse charge VAT.

Modular housing entrant begins production

4 Aug 21 Production has begun at new modular housing factory in northeast England.

CTS adds Silkstone Environmental

4 Aug 21 Private equity backed Construction Testing Solutions has acquired Silkstone Environmental.

Carlisle acquisition for Huws Gray

4 Aug 21 Huws Gray Group has acquired Sandysike Builders Merchants, based in Longtown, Carlisle.

IPAF seeks members to help boost safety

3 Aug 21 The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) is seeking members to help in standards development and the promotion of safe practice.

Fluor team wins $640m Dallas highway project

3 Aug 21 A Fluor joint venture has won the contract for the next phase of the Interstate 35E expansion in Dallas in the US state of Texas.

Wates targets healthcare

3 Aug 21 Wates Group is setting up a new team focused on expanding its construction work in the healthcare sector.

Winds of change

2 Aug 21 A collaborative venture from the Irish Republic is working on an offshore piling method that could allow much larger wind turbines to be installed in deep water. David Taylor reports

Winners named for £560m housing framework

2 Aug 21 North West social housing consortium JV North has named the contractors and consultants for a £560m home-building framework.

McAvoy starts on £23.7m low-carbon school

2 Aug 21 Offsite construction specialist McAvoy Group has begun site work in Surrey for a school being built as part of a low-carbon initiative.

Brickability buys Leadcraft

2 Aug 21 Construction materials distributor Brickability Group has acquired Hampshire-based roofing contractor Leadcraft in a £5.5m deal.

Highways England ‘hugely disappointed’ by Stonehenge verdict

2 Aug 21 Highways England has expressed disappointment that consent for the A303 tunnel past Stonehenge has been quashed but said that remains confident that the scheme is the best solution.

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