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Larsen & Toubro sets out Covid-19 support plan

31 Mar 20 India’s Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has committed to paying its 160,000 contract workers during the Covid-19 crisis and has confirmed its contribution to a national welfare fund as well as plans to turn training centres into wards.

Demolition specialist says no choice but to shut down

31 Mar 20 Demolition contractor The Coleman Group has closed all its sites for at least two weeks, saying that it is not feasible to protect the health & safety of workers.

Costain hit by London shutdown

31 Mar 20 Costain has had work suspended work on all of its big projects in the capital – Crossrail, HS2 enabling works and Thames Tideway contracts – amounting to nearly a third of group revenue.

Tower crane guidance for mothballed sites

31 Mar 20 The Construction Plant-hire Association’s (CPA) tower crane interest group (TCIG) has issued advice on how tower cranes should be left if out of service for potentially many months.

Kier cuts salaries by up to 25%

30 Mar 20 Kier has responded to the coronavirus crisis by cutting the salaries of its employees.

Now even Berkeley shuts some sites

27 Mar 20 Berkeley Group, seemingly the last major house-builder holding out against the lockdown, has now begun scaling back some of its site operations.

Innocent to build carbon-neutral factory

27 Mar 20 Juice and smoothie brand Innocent is ready to start construction of US$250m (£210m) carbon-neutral factory in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

Balfour Beatty keeps workers together but shareholders apart

27 Mar 20 While deciding to keep construction workers on site during the coronavirus pandemic, Balfour Beatty has cancelled its annual general meeting to avoid its shareholders and suits having to mingle.

Beard counts on strong 2019 performance to see it through the crisis

27 Mar 20 Family-owned construction firm Beard banked a pre-tax profit of £5m in 2019 and is counting on its healthy finances to get it through the economic turmoil of the coronavirus crisis.

Drain pipe firm switches production to medical tubes

26 Mar 20 Polypipe, a leading manufacturer of plastic drainage products, is turning over part of its production to make special pipe for emergency medical use.

Costain COO quits to join Keltbray

26 Mar 20 Keltbray Group is bringing Costain's Darren James to take over as group chief executive officer (CEO).

Costain gains a managing director

26 Mar 20 Costain has recruited Sue Kershaw from KPMG as managing director, transportation.

Closing gates: BAM shares Wates’ short pause strategy

25 Mar 20 Construction activity at BAM Construct sites across the UK pauses from close of works on Wednesday 25th March, but just for a few days to enable a comprehensive risk assessment.

Wates orders 48-hour suspension

25 Mar 20 Wates Group is shutting its sites for two days only to enable it to implement procedures that comply with the new Site Operating Procedures.

Closing gates: Morgan Sindall lets clients take the lead

25 Mar 20 Construction contractors working through the Covid-19 pandemic risk social media attacks for ‘putting profit before people’; clients on the other hand seem to escape blame.

Government tells builders’ merchants: get back to work

25 Mar 20 The government has told builders’ merchants that they are an essential service and need to stay open during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Who goes out to work today?

25 Mar 20 Stay at home unless you have to go out to work remains the official government line, putting construction workers in the firing line.

EU urged to class Covid-19 as ‘force majeure’

24 Mar 20 The European Commission needs to introduce three immediate measures to tackle the negative impact of Covid-19 on construction, industry body FIEC has said.

Builders' merchants close their doors

24 Mar 20 Travis Perkins, Jewson, Howdens and Huws Gray Ridgeons are among builders’ merchants deciding to close their doors in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown

Contractors’ group challenges job retention scheme

24 Mar 20 The Electrical Contractors Association (ECA) has voiced criticism of the business aid package unveiled by the chancellor of the exchequer last week.

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