黑料社

Menu FastIndex My Account FREE Newsletters

Construction Index

Login/Register
Free Newsletters

黑料社 Search

07 November 2026

Keywords Search Type

黑料社
Promoted Content
Contract News & Leads
Plant & Equipment News
Data News
- Data News
- Top 100 Construction Companies
  - 2026
  - 2025
  - 2024
  - 2023
  - 2022
  - 2021
  - 2020
  - 2019
  - 2018
  - 2017
  - 2016
  - 2015
  - 2014
  - 2013
  - 2012
  - 2011
  - 2010
  - 2009
- Sub-contractor Pay Trends
  - Latest Month
  - Archive
Promoted Content
Features
Jobs
TV
Magazine
Media Pack
- Online Media Pack
- Magazine Media Pack
Apps
Podcast

XFASTINDEX

Related Information

黑料社 Search

Your search matched 13510 construction news articles, you are viewing page 173 of 676:

Hardy joins Renew board

9 Dec 21 Former Aecom and Laing O’Rourke civil engineer Louise Hardy has joined the board of engineering services group Renew Holdings as a non-executive director.

SCF selects suppliers for £5bn housing framework

9 Dec 21 Southern Construction Framework (SCF) has named the chosen suppliers for its new residential delivery & development framework.

Caddick gets funding for Leeds SOYO expansion

9 Dec 21 Caddick Group has secured funding for the next stage of is £300m SOYO Leeds regeneration project.

Tarmac unveils glow-in-the-dark pavements

9 Dec 21 A glow-in-the-dark paving system that absorbs ultraviolet rays during the day and radiates a soft luminescent light at night has been used on a new commercial development in Derbyshire.

Galliford Try leaves historic Wolvey home

9 Dec 21 Galliford Try has left its East Midlands base that had been within the company for more than 100 years.

Modular builders form lobby group

9 Dec 21 Five modular building firms have teamed up to promote their interests through a new trade body.

Mace makes it 30 years of profits

8 Dec 21 The Mace Group has filed its 2020 accounts showing a modest slide in revenue and profit for what was, after all, a Covid-impacted year.

Hochtief team picked for Australian highway

8 Dec 21 Hochtief’s Australian construction subsidiary CPB Contractors is set to earn over AU$300m for its work as part of the winning consortium for the expansion of two roads in South Australia.

CCG to build luxury care home in Fife

8 Dec 21 Developer Morrison Community Care Group has received planning permission for construction of a new care home in Dalgety Bay.

UK government invests in Scottish tidal tech

8 Dec 21 The UK government is investing £800,000 in the development of Nova Innovation's tidal energy technology to help make it commercially viable.

Sunbelt’s covid revenues top £300m

7 Dec 21 The Department of Health is paying plant and equipment hire company Sunbelt £20m a month for Covid-related services.

Holcim 3D-prints Kenyan housing complex

7 Dec 21 Holcim is printing what is claimed to be Africa’s largest 3D-printed affordable housing complex.

Purchasers report fastest rise in construction output for four months

6 Dec 21 A rise in commercial construction work helped UK construction's PMI Total Activity Index for November 2021 reach its highest score since July.

Plan unveiled for £110m Scottish wind-tower factory

6 Dec 21 The UK’s largest facility for making offshore wind towers is to be built at Port of Nigg in the Scottish Highlands.

Cambridgeshire picks nine for D&B framework

6 Dec 21 Cambridgeshire County Council has picked five regional and four national contractors for its design & build contractor framework 2021.

Galliard loses CEO

6 Dec 21 Galliard Homes chief executive Don O’Sullivan is leaving the business at the end of March 2022 to seek new challenges.

Views sought on Low Carbon Concrete plan

6 Dec 21 The Green Construction Board and the Institution of Civil Engineers have together published the Low Carbon Concrete Routemap for consultation.

O’Connor brothers bring in chief executive

6 Dec 21 OCU Group, parent company of O’Connor Utilities and Instalcom, has recruited Michael Hughes to be chief executive officer.

Union condemns law firm’s campaign

3 Dec 21 A campaign to promote the rights of construction site workers has been slammed as just a marketing scheme for a law firm attempting to turn a profit.

Select cuts crane fuel consumption by more than 80%

3 Dec 21 Select Plant Hire reports that flywheel technology is reducing fuel consumption of a single tower crane by 10 litres per hour – an 83% saving.

Page 173: Prev 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 Next

Fast Index

We and our partners may store or access personal data such as cookies, device identifiers or other similar technologies. We do this to analyse our web traffic and at times we may also offer personalised content, ads or features. Privacy Policy

Essential & Analytics Personalised Content

© 2026 黑料社 [Company No. 6177490].

Contact
About
Link To Us
Fact-checking
Cookies
Acceptable Use
Privacy
Terms & Conditions
Sitemap
Directory