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Expansion slows in Australian construction

8 Jan 18 The pace of expansion in Australia’s construction sector slowed at the end of 2017.

Change for the better?

7 Jan 18 Widespread industry dissatisfaction has forced the CITB to undertake a radical review of its role as construction’s training provider. Mark Smulian reports

Keller explores acquisition of US contractor

5 Jan 18 Keller is in discussions regarding the potential acquisition of a US-based contractor.

T-level panels membership confirmed

5 Jan 18 The Department for Education has confirmed the names of the 38 industry professionals who have been given responsibility for drawing up the new construction T-levels.

Contract awarded for Dubai beachfront complex

5 Jan 18 The AED385m (£77m) construction contract has been awarded for an 800-room beachfront resort and water park at Deira Islands in Dubai.

Husqvarna to buy Atlas Copco division

4 Jan 18 Husqvarna Group has agreed a deal to acquire Atlas Copco’s light compaction and concrete equipment business.

RSK goes private

4 Jan 18 Consulting engineer RSK Group plc has reregistered as a private company, RSK Group Limited.

No dramas at Costain

4 Jan 18 Costain starts 2018 with £150m net cash in the bank and an order book maintained at £3.9bn.

Scape reveals winners of £1.1bn regional framework

3 Jan 18 Scape Group has named the contractors selected for its regional construction framework.

Six Watkin Jones schemes clear planning

3 Jan 18 Watkin Jones has secured planning consent in recent weeks for three purpose-built student accommodation developments and three build-to-rent schemes.

Tyler takes the chair at Amey

3 Jan 18 Former Balfour Beatty chief executive Ian Tyler has been appointed non-executive chairman of Spanish-owned construction group Amey.

Lobby group sets out 3Ps agenda for 2018

3 Jan 18 The Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group has set out its lobbying priorities for the year ahead, focusing on the three Ps of procurement, payment and professionalism.

Vinci picked for German schools PPP

3 Jan 18 Vinci Energies has been appointed for a project to expand and then manage four schools in Germany under a public-private partnership (PPP).

Laing O’Rourke agrees deal for completion of loss-making ‘super hospital’

2 Jan 18 Laing O’Rourke has finalised a deal for completion of a major Montreal hospital that has brought it significant financial losses.

Co-op sets out £160m store plan

2 Jan 18 The Co-op retail group has confirmed plans to invest more than £160m in new store construction and refurbishment in 2018.

Skanska wins £127m Fenchurch Street scheme

2 Jan 18 Skanska has won a £127m contract for the construction of Eighty Fenchurch Street in the City of London.

Styles & Wood to join Southerns

21 Dec 17 Fit out contractor Styles & Wood Group is being taken over by Central Square Holdings, which is owned by delivery tycoon Steve Parkin.

Wates agrees to Davies joining Carillion in January

20 Dec 17 The board of Wates Group has agreed to let its erstwhile chief executive Andrew Davies start work in his new job at Carillion earlier than planned.

Subcontractors unite behind Australian solution to retentions

19 Dec 17 A coalition of 23 trade associations and professional bodies from across the construction industry have called for the UK to adopt a statutory retention deposit scheme.

Hackitt review finds current building regs don't work

18 Dec 17 The construction industry must start taking more responsibility for what it builds, the chair of an independent review into building regulations and fire safety has said.

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