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London housing solutions go on show

15 Sep 15 Creative ideas to provide the capital with new housing are being put on display by built environment think-tank New London Architecture.

Schwing pumps get to work at world’s tallest building

15 Sep 15 Equipment from Schwing Stetter is providing the concrete for the record-breaking Kingdom Tower, which is rising towards its eventual height of more than 1,000m.

SNC-Lavalin team picked for Grand Paris Express

14 Sep 15 A consortium led by SNC-Lavalin has won the contract to manage construction of Line 18 of France’s largest-ever public transport project.

Another acquisition for Lakehouse

14 Sep 15 Six months after its flotation on the London Stock Exchange, support services group Lakehouse has made its third acquisition.

Lakesmere investment fuels McMullen expansion

10 Sep 15 McMullen Facades is looking to grow production capacity at its Northern Ireland factory by 50% over the next 12 months, thanks to investment by new parent company Lakesmere Group.

Eiffage buys track maintenance business

9 Sep 15 Eiffage has taken over Pichenot-Bouillé, a rail maintenance business based near Paris.

ISG looks forward after posting hefty construction losses

8 Sep 15 Contractor ISG has reported a £27.8m loss for the year to 30th June 2015 but is confident that its problems are now all behind it.

Cat pioneers operator fatigue monitoring

8 Sep 15 There will be no more falling asleep at the wheel of a Caterpillar digger or dozer with the new Driver Safety System.

Wates restructures its Living Space

8 Sep 15 Wates Group has divided its housing division, Wates Living Space, into separate divisions for new build and maintenance.

Mountfield turnaround takes shape

7 Sep 15 First-half financials published by the Mountfield Group confirm that its recent change of strategy is bearing fruit.

Specialist contractor doubles turnover

7 Sep 15 Utilities contractor Fastflow Group has reported a near doubling of turnover, thanks to a combination of an acquisition and winning more work.

And Britain’s most profitable building company is…

4 Sep 15 Robertson Group has emerged as Britain’s most profitable builder after an exclusive analysis for 黑料社 by corporate health specialist Company Watch.

Laing O’Rourke loses millions on offsite construction

4 Sep 15 Laing O’Rourke’s UK-based European division made a loss of £58m before tax in the year to 31st March 2015.

Lagan wins trio of military airbase contracts

3 Sep 15 Lagan Construction has been appointed to carry out work at three separate military bases worldwide.

ISG tops BCLive table for August

3 Sep 15 ISG has topped the Builders’ Conference BCLive league table for August 2015, winning a haul of 15 contracts worth £150m in total.

A-Plant rental revenues rise 10%

2 Sep 15 A-Plant’s parent company Ashtead has reported a 20% rise in first-quarter revenues and 23% rise in pre-tax profits for the three months that ended 31st July 2015.

Rydon wins £20m of housing refurb work

2 Sep 15 Contractor Rydon has picked up £20m worth of new-build, refurbishment and redevelopment contracts with registered social housing providers in London and the southeast.

Willmott Dixon lands £12m Brighton scheme

2 Sep 15 Brighton & Hove City Council has appointed Willmott Dixon to build 44 extra care apartments for people aged over 55.

Vivian takes over as MPA chair

2 Sep 15 Simon Vivian, who retires as chief executive of Breedon Aggregates next year, has been appointed chairman of the Mineral Products Association (MPA) for the next two years.

London's dirty old plant ban now in force

1 Sep 15 Construction machinery across London must now meet new Low Emission Zone (LEZ) requirements.

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