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Forterra mothballs Bison factory

3 Jun 20 Building products producer Forterra plans to mothball its Bison hollowcore flooring plant in Derbyshire and make around 225 redundancies as part of a wider restructuring.

Ibstock plans redundancies and closures

3 Jun 20 Brick and block producer Ibstock is in redundancy talks with employees as a result of the impact of the coronavirus lockdown.

Construction contract volumes return to normal

3 Jun 20 New construction contract awards in May 2020 returned to more normal levels in May 2020 after a bumper harvest in March and April.

Morrison picked for ‘factory of the future’

2 Jun 20 The University of Strathclyde has awarded Morrison Construction a £42m contract to design and build the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS).

Change of leadership for Driver

2 Jun 20 Driver Group, a construction consultancy listed on the London Stock Exchange, has a new chief executive.

ISG loses MD to Structure Tone

1 Jun 20 US construction group Structure Tone has recruited ISG managing director Danny Blakeston to run its UK operations.

Plans in for £100m Nottingham Guildhall scheme

1 Jun 20 A planning application has been lodged for a £100m+ construction project to turn Nottingham’s Guildhall building into a hotel.

Balfour Beatty brains trust plots course for new normal

1 Jun 20 Balfour Beatty, Britain’s biggest construction contractor, has set up a taskforce to plot a course for coping with – and perhaps exploiting – the post Covid business environment.

Second reactor base completed at Hinkley Point C [ –with video]

1 Jun 20 Contractors building the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station have hit another major target after breaking their own record for the UK’s biggest single continuous concrete pour.

SIG brings in new investors

29 May 20 New SIG chief executive Steve Francis has brought in venture capitalist investors to inject £85m into the business in exchange for a 25% stake.

Façades specialist boasts of good lockdown

28 May 20 While many companies in the construction sector have furloughed staff and been operating at reduced capacity during the coronavirus lockdown, a London-based supplier of cladding products has enjoyed one of its best ever trading periods.

Mentors wanted for young piling specialists

28 May 20 The Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) is launching a mentoring scheme to support those at the start of their careers in the sector and is seeking experienced practitioners to act as mentors.

UK customers secure changes to new Wolff luffer

27 May 20 Feedback from UK customers has prompted German tower crane manufacturer Wolffkran to come up with some new design features on its latest luffing crane to make it quicker to assemble and easier to maintain.

Mears takes £87m hit on repositioning

27 May 20 Housing maintenance group Mears made a pre-tax loss of £62.0m in 2019, which the chief executive described as “a solid set of results”.

Materials shortages easing, say industry leaders

27 May 20 Shortages of construction materials and building products, exacerbate by the coronavirus lockdown, are now easing, the government is being told by its Construction Leadership Council.

Vinci wins further work on Grand Paris Express

26 May 20 A joint venture of two Vinci subsidiaries has won a contract worth €120m (£107m) for work on the Grand Paris Express in France.

Ferrovial Agroman becomes Ferrovial Construction

26 May 20 Ferrovial is dropping the historic name Agroman from its construction business.

Board starts work on new homes quality scheme

26 May 20 The government has ensured that developers and builders are fully represented on the housing quality control scheme that it is setting up.

300 jobs to go at Wates

22 May 20 Wates Group is planning a round of redundancies to reduce staff numbers by around 300 in response to the impact of the coronavirus.

Iceberg specialist moves into heritage space

22 May 20 London-based contractor Knowles Construction is targeting the heritage market, reckoning that it has spied a gap in the market.

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