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Skanska signs for £141m Knightsbridge scheme

18 May 18 Skanska has signed a £141m contract to build a mixed-use development in Knightsbridge for a Saudi Arabian investor.

Quattro takes over AB2000

18 May 18 London-based rail plant specialist Quattro Group has taken over Glasgow plant hire firm AB2000.

Mixed reactions to Hackitt review

17 May 18 Dame Judith Hackitt’s recommendations to overhaul building regulations have received a mix of brickbats and plaudits from across the construction industry and beyond.

North Midland taps up ex-offenders

17 May 18 North Midland Construction is training felons and recruiting them on their release from prison.

Lakehouse takes over Just Energy

17 May 18 Building maintenance contractor Lakehouse has acquired St Albans-based heating and renewables specialist Just Energy Solutions.

Speller Metcalfe lands Coventry's engineering faculty

16 May 18 Speller Metcalfe has won a £17.7m contract to build a second engineering and computing building for Coventry University.

Willmott Dixon picked for £2.5bn framework

16 May 18 Willmott Dixon has been chosen as sole contractor on a national framework that has the potential to deliver £2.5bn of work for public sector clients bodies the next four years.

Crest Nicholson in cost-cutting drive to protect margins

16 May 18 House-builder Crest Nicholson reports pressure on its profit margins as house prices flatten out but build costs continue to rise.

Wates wins £650m Parliament outbuildings refurb

15 May 18 Wates has been appointed framework contractor for Parliament’s £650m Northern Estate renovation programme.

Midas welcomes returning ops director

15 May 18 Midas Construction has strengthened its senior management team with the appointment of an operations director for its Southern division.

Blue light call for Eric Wright

14 May 18 Preston-based Eric Wright Facilities Management (EWFM), part of the Eric Wright Group, has been awarded a contract to service 16 PFI fire stations across the northwest over the next 18 years.

Apple scraps plan to build Irish data centre

14 May 18 A call for changes to Ireland’s planning regime has followed Apple’s decision to scrap plans to build a data centre in Athenry.

SES adds to London team

14 May 18 Wates Group has bolstered the management of its building services subsidiary in the capital.

Study predicts rise in international arbitration

11 May 18 A new study says that there is set to be an increase in the use of international arbitration to resolve cross-border construction disputes.

Pre-cast firm fined £660k after fitter killed in machinery

11 May 18 A Somerset pre-cast concrete products manufacturer has been fined £660,000 after a fitter was fatally injured when trapped by machinery.

Dyer & Butler wins rail frameworks

11 May 18 Civil engineering contractor Dyer & Butler, part of M Group Services along with Morrison Utility, has been awarded four new civil asset management frameworks by Network Rail.

Four win grants for quality improvement initiatives

10 May 18 Kier, facing calls for prosecution over its shoddy work on a Dumfries leisure centre, has been handed a £94,340 grant for an initiative to reduce defects in its work.

BAM maintains profitability

10 May 18 BAM Construct UK achieved what it describes as “another year of solid, stable performance” in 2017.

Tarmac revises Breedon asset swap deal

10 May 18 Tarmac and Breedon have revised the terms of their proposed asset swap after intervention by the Competition & Markets Authority, and the regulator is looking favourably on the new offer.

Mace appoints chief technical officer

9 May 18 Mace has given technical services director Stephen Jeffery a new job title of chief technical officer.

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