黑料社

Menu FastIndex My Account FREE Newsletters

Construction Index

Login/Register
Free Newsletters

黑料社 Search

07 November 2026

Keywords Search Type

黑料社
Promoted Content
Contract News & Leads
Plant & Equipment News
Data News
- Data News
- Top 100 Construction Companies
  - 2026
  - 2025
  - 2024
  - 2023
  - 2022
  - 2021
  - 2020
  - 2019
  - 2018
  - 2017
  - 2016
  - 2015
  - 2014
  - 2013
  - 2012
  - 2011
  - 2010
  - 2009
- Sub-contractor Pay Trends
  - Latest Month
  - Archive
Promoted Content
Features
Jobs
TV
Magazine
Media Pack
- Online Media Pack
- Magazine Media Pack
Apps
Podcast

XFASTINDEX

Related Information

黑料社 Search

Your search matched 13046 construction news articles, you are viewing page 432 of 653:

Exhibitors line up for Showcase Buyer fair

12 May 15 Major contractors, local authorities and the newly formed Highways England are among the companies exhibiting at Constructionline’s second annual Showcase Meet the Buyer & Conference next month.

Uncertain outlook

11 May 15 Our latest Company Watch report analyses the financial health of the larger players in another of construction’s specialisms: earthmoving and site preparation. A year after our first analysis of the earthmoving and site preparation sector, revenue is rising but profit margins are falling back and balance sheets are showing some signs of strain. Nick Hood reports.

NG Bailey takes M&E package on Sutton office development

11 May 15 NG Bailey has secured a £12.5m subcontract for mechanical and electrical (M&E) services at the new Surrey offices of offshore contractor Subsea 7.

Contractors groups agree merger

8 May 15 Trade bodies NSCC and UKCG have confirmed their intention to merge to give contractors a stronger voice.

BAM wins 110m-high Frankfurt tower

8 May 15 BAM Deutschland has won a contract to build a 110m-high office tower in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Interserve tops monthly league thanks to Nine Elms win

7 May 15 New work valued at £628.5m has put Interserve at the top of the league for contract wins in April.

Mace targets technology with new appointments

7 May 15 Mace has appointed new heads of innovation and building information modelling (BIM) to drive its adoption of latest methods of construction.

Chicago awards $310m airport transit contract

7 May 15 The city of Chicago has awarded Parsons Construction Group a contract to upgrade the airport transit system (ATS) at O'Hare International Airport.

Wates lands Greenwich Peninsula tower

6 May 15 Knight Dragon has awarded Wates the contract for a £76m residential tower on the Greenwich Peninsula.

Operating margin jumps at Miller Homes

5 May 15 Turnover grew 19% at Miller Homes in 2014 and its operating margin jumped to 11.3% from the 2013 figure of 6.9%.

Osborne loses director

1 May 15 There’s a vacancy in the boardroom at contractor Geoffrey Osborne with the departure of Dave Hooper.

Telematics 1, Thieves 0

1 May 15 It was a victory for telematics technology when a stolen digger was swiftly recovered.

Galliford Try names new chief executive

30 Apr 15 Galliford Try has chosen Peter Truscott from Taylor Wimpey to be its new chief executive.

LHC launches third off-site framework

30 Apr 15 Local authority procurement group LHC has launched a final workstream on its off-site construction framework.

Lafarge to bring 70% greener concrete to market

29 Apr 15 Lafarge has signed an agreement with US start-up Solidia Technologies to commercialise a technology designed to reduce the environmental footprint of precast concrete.

Management buyout at Jablite

28 Apr 15 Insulation materials provider Jablite has been bought out by its management team.

Demolition show returns to Reading

28 Apr 15 Free tickets are now available for Demolition Expo 2015, being held in Reading in June.

Kier agrees to pay £265m for Mouchel

28 Apr 15 After months of detailed negotiations, Kier has finally entered into a conditional agreement to buy Mouchel for £265m.

Wates takes Old Marylebone Town Hall refurbishment

28 Apr 15 Wates Construction has been selected to overhaul the Old Marylebone Town Hall for London Business School.

Shared gain and pain

27 Apr 15 Robert Gerrard, secretary of the NEC Users’ Group, seeks to dispel confusion over cost reimbursable contracts and disallowed cost.

Page 432: Prev 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 Next

Fast Index

We and our partners may store or access personal data such as cookies, device identifiers or other similar technologies. We do this to analyse our web traffic and at times we may also offer personalised content, ads or features. Privacy Policy

Essential & Analytics Personalised Content

© 2026 黑料社 [Company No. 6177490].

Contact
About
Link To Us
Fact-checking
Cookies
Acceptable Use
Privacy
Terms & Conditions
Sitemap
Directory