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Grass cuttings to be used in Schiphol building works

12 May 21 Grass clippings from Schiphol Airport are to be used to produce 100,000m² a year of panels for use in construction projects and as furniture.

Robertson shows resilience to headwinds

12 May 21 Roberston Construction Group remained firmly in profit last year despite a longer shutdown in Scotland and a substantial drop in revenues.

Sirius goes for Kobelco excavators

12 May 21 Land remediation contractor Sirius Group has invested £1.2m in a batch of Kobelco excavators as part of its fleet renewal programme.

Procurement Bill sets out post-Brexit tendering regime

11 May 21 The government intends to introduce legislation to reform public procurement in the next session of parliament.

Eiffage team wins €180m German bridge contract

11 May 21 A consortium led by Eiffage companies has announced the win of a contract for a bridge over the Rhine in Germany.

Apache reveals £1.6bn build-to-rent modular housing pipeline

11 May 21 An investor in build-to-rent apartments is planning a new fund to build more than 3,000 standalone suburban houses specifically for private rent.

Engie recruits northwest regional director

11 May 21 Engie has recruited a new regional managing director to strengthen its construction operations in the northwest of England.

Hardware tested for safe use in mental health facilities

11 May 21 Construction products are now being tested to assess whether they are safe to use in mental health care facilities.

Graham gets going on Marsh Barton station

11 May 21 John Graham Construction started work last month on a new £16m railway station in Exeter.

CDM Smith picked for Serengeti project

11 May 21 CDM Smith has been appointed to plan and supervise infrastructure work in the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.

Aarsleff wins Swedish rail piling project

10 May 21 Aarsleff Ground Engineering has begun installing piled foundations for a railway upgrade in Sweden.

City banks on new towers to lure bankers back to the office

10 May 21 The City of London Corporation has released new computer generated images visualising how its skyline will look by the mid 2020s.

Saint-Gobain invests £30m in Eggborough glass factory

10 May 21 Saint-Gobain Glass has started a £30m investment in its glass manufacturing factory in Eggborough, East Yorkshire.

Lonsdale Rail brought in for Paddington Square hook-up

10 May 21 Main contractor Mace has given Lonsdale Rail an £8m fit-out package on the Paddington Square development.

Price pressures mount as construction orders boom

7 May 21 Latest survey of construction purchasers reveals continued strong growth but inflation hitting new heights.

Four teams to bid for Newark elevated line

7 May 21 A request for proposals (RFP) has been issued to four teams shortlisted for a railway to Newark Liberty International Airport in the USA.

MEWP operator struck by rail crane jib

7 May 21 Network Rail has issued a safety alert after a collision between a rail-mounted mobile elevating work platform and the jib of a crane.

Tilbury Douglas appoints head of social value

7 May 21 Promotion emphasises importance of good works to winning business.

Coventry office block converted to flats

7 May 21 Work has begun on a £5.5m scheme to convert an empty office block in Coventry city centre into residential apartments.

Glasgow adopts 30-year development framework

6 May 21 The Scottish government has approved a framework that will guide development of Glasgow city centre over the next three decades.

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