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NG Bailey runs into payday rumpus

22 Oct 20 Building services contractor NG Bailey has been accused of ‘union busting' activities in a dispute over the payment of wages.

Surveyor names new project management boss

22 Oct 20 Building surveyor Cushman & Wakefield is ringing the changes at the top of its UK project & development services (PDS).

Screens instead of mirrors on Wincanton's new trucks

22 Oct 20 Latest trucks arriving to a construction site near you don't have wing mirrors – they just have cameras and screens instead.

B&K to build £70m Salford apartment blocks

22 Oct 20 Bowmer & Kirkland has been named main contractor for a £70m residential scheme in Salford.

Feeling the heat

21 Oct 20 A fire-door manufacturer launches two new products just as it emerges that most of the fire doors inspected last year failed their inspections. With the Building Safety Bill now starting its passage through parliament, change is surely on the way. David Taylor reports

Work begins on landmark Glasgow bridge

21 Oct 20 Construction has begun of a £12m bridge over the Forth & Clyde Canal in northwest Glasgow.

Bentley and Microsoft share ‘digital twin’ technology

21 Oct 20 Bentley Systems and Microsoft are to work together to accelerate the development of ‘digital twin’ technology for the infrastructure sector.

Van Elle starts HS2 vibro piling

21 Oct 20 Foundations specialist Van Elle has started its first ground improvement contract on HS2.

Builders’ merchants seek extension to re-insurance scheme

21 Oct 20 The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) has asked the government to extend its trade credit insurance re-insurance scheme into next year.

OHL wins major Florida transit contract

20 Oct 20 The US subsidiary of Spanish construction giant OHL has won a contract worth US$368m (£284m) to create a bus rapid transit (BRT) route in Florida.

Future construction leaders invited to join forum

20 Oct 20 Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) is calling on students and professionals at an early stage of their careers to join the new Built Environment Future Leaders’ Forum.

Zeitgeist issues dampen Bellway profits

20 Oct 20 Despite additional costs created by the Covid-19 restrictions and the continuing fall-out from the Grenfell Tower fire, national house-builder Bellway has still banked a tidy £236.7m pre-tax profit.

More van-mounts for Facelift

20 Oct 20 Access platform hire specialist Facelift, part of the AFI group since 2019, has invested in 32 van-mounted platforms vans.

London estate evacuated over structural safety fears

19 Oct 20 One of London’s largest housing associations is evacuating approximately 1,000 residents from six tower blocks on one of its estates.

Bidding for Scottish framework goes live

19 Oct 20 The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) has published the contract notice for a construction framework covering public buildings and infrastructure.

Sydney station contract set to create 300 jobs

19 Oct 20 More than 300 construction jobs are expected to be created at the peak of work on a newly awarded contract to build a rail station in New South Wales (NSW), Australia.

CCG wins £8.5m housing maintenance contract

19 Oct 20 CCG Asset Management has won a contract worth £8.5m for planned maintenance of over 1,000 properties owned by Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association (WSHA).

Salford approves £75m residential tower

19 Oct 20 Salford City Council’s planning committee has approved plans for a £75m residential tower block.

Industrial unrest rocks Amey highways contract

19 Oct 20 Amey seems to be running into an industrial relations dispute on the highways

Amey puts weight behind recycled paint

19 Oct 20 The division of Amey’s facilities management business that supports the rehabilitation of offenders has teamed up with a paint recycling business.

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