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Top 100 Construction Companies 2019

1 Sep 19 Workloads among the Top 100 UK contractors continue to edge upwards, but at a slower rate and with diminishing profit margins. Life is definitely getting tougher for construction firms in the UK, and next month’s impending Brexit deadline doesn’t make it any easier. Steve Menary reports [n.b. this article was written before Kier filed a pre-tax loss of £245m for the past year and data is correct as of August 2019.]

Plans lodged for £42m Paisley Museum transformation

30 Aug 19 The planning application has been submitted and final images revealed for a proposed £42m renovation and expansion of Paisley Museum.

VolkerFitzpatrick picked for £75m Lossiemouth resurfacing

30 Aug 19 The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has given VolkerFitzpatrick a £75m contract to resurface the runways at RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland.

Green light for Horwich link road

30 Aug 19 Bolton Council has given planning permission for a £12m link road in Horwich connecting to the £262m Rivington Chase regeneration site.

Triton scoops more Premier Inn work

30 Aug 19 Hotel and restaurant group Whitbread has given Triton Construction instructions for four Premier Inn extensions.

River wall takes shape for Shoreham housing

30 Aug 19 The first stages of a flood defence project to enable housing regeneration are under way in West Sussex, with the installation of piles for a new river wall.

Pegasus picks Ireland for its first overseas office

28 Aug 19 UK-based planning consultancy Pegasus Group is set to open an office in Dublin to help facilitate post-Brexit work in Ireland and elsewhere in the EU.

Hochtief signs $900m Australian rail contract

28 Aug 19 Hochtief subsidiaries CPB Contractors and UGL are set to earn AU$900m (£495m) from a newly finalised contract for the Cross River Rail project in Australia.

Scape launches £1bn specialist consultants frameworks

28 Aug 19 Local authority procurement consortium Scape Group has unveiled details of the national consultancy frameworks that will replace its built environment consultancy services (BECS) framework in 2020.

Liverpool contractor adds to management team

28 Aug 19 Liverpool-based construction and development company Crossfield Group has added more tier one contractor experience to its management team with two new senior appointments.

Breyer in for Wandle's maintenance

27 Aug 19 South London housing association Wandle has awarded Breyer Group a £14.4m contract for building maintenance work.

John Laing, Salini and Astaldi win $1.4bn Canadian light rail

27 Aug 19 The Mobilinx consortium has been named as preferred bidder to design, build, finance, operate and maintain the Hurontario light rail transit (LRT) project in Ontario, Canada.

Planning permission granted for £83m Bermondsey development

27 Aug 19 Galliard Homes has received planning permission from the London Borough of Southwark for an £83m residential development in Bermondsey.

Contract awarded for ‘Mama’ and ‘Baby’ Seattle towers

23 Aug 19 Walsh Group has been appointed to build a residential tower complex up to 45 storeys high in Seattle, USA.

Kingspan sets carbon positive target

23 Aug 19 Kingspan, manufacturer of insulation and building panels, has reported record group trading in the first half of 2019 and set itself new eco targets.

Dyer & Butler sticks to red light zones

23 Aug 19 Civils contractor Dyer & Butler has come up with a way of keeping night workers safer on airport jobs – illuminated exclusion zones.

New haulers speed ragstone movement

23 Aug 19 Construction group Gallagher has opted for two Volvo A60H articulated dump trucks as prime movers for hauling Kentish Ragstone at its Hermitage Quarry near Maidstone.

Two shortlisted for Auckland light rail

22 Aug 19 New Zealand’s government has chosen two preferred delivery partners to set out their approaches for Auckland’s planned multi-billion-dollar light rail line.

CHIC seeks contractors for £540m framework

22 Aug 19 A group of social housing landlords across the Midlands, South and South Wales is advertising for building maintenance contractors for up to £540m-worth of work.

Breedon quits tax haven

22 Aug 19 Construction materials supplier Breedon is moving the tax domicile of the group from Jersey to the United Kingdom next month.

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