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New rigs for Keltbray’s growing piling division

20 Jun 14 Keltbray Piling has invested £2.5m in three new Soilmec piling rigs.

Kelston Sparkes invests £1.5m on Hitachi machines

20 Jun 14 Kelston Sparkes Group has bought seven new Hitachi medium and large excavators.

Balfour Beatty lands contract for US science HQ

18 Jun 14 Balfour Beatty has won a US$156m (£93m) design and build contract for the National Science Foundation’s new headquarters in Arlington, Virginia.

Berkeley profits leap 40%

18 Jun 14 Leading house-builder Berkeley saw its profits leap 40% last year on revenues up 18%.

Two become one at NHBC

18 Jun 14 The National House-Building Council (NHBC) has replaced both its commercial director and its finance director with a single new appointee.

Balfour Beatty picked for second Vancouver hospital

17 Jun 14 A Balfour Beatty joint venture has been named selected bidder for two new acute care hospitals in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

London 2012 water tanks find new role in Kenyan village

17 Jun 14 Balfour Beatty has donated two water tanks from the London 2012 Aquatics Centre spectator stands to be reused in the village of Cheptiret, Kenya.

Ashtead profits jump 50% to record high

17 Jun 14 Ashtead Group, the parent company of A-Plant, saw its pre-tax profits leap 50% to £362m last year, a new high for the company.

Fit-out specialist gets funding for growth

17 Jun 14 Specialist interiors subcontractor Horbury Group has secured a £6m finance package from HSBC bank fund its growth plans.

Bourne strengthens board

17 Jun 14 Steelwork contractor Bourne Construction Engineering has added three new directors to its board.

Cranes go up but diggers are down for Liebherr

17 Jun 14 Liebherr Group saw its global turnover dip 1.4% to ,8.96bn (£7.15bn) in 2013.

Ainscough family buys Seward Wyon

17 Jun 14 Industrial installation contractor Ainscough Industrial Group has acquired specialist consulting engineer Seward Wyon.

Versalift boss moves to IAPS

17 Jun 14 Powered access distributor IAPS Group has appointed Steve Couling as its new managing director.

Accelerating finances for road builders

16 Jun 14 Company Watch returns to take another look at the financial health of the road building sector a year after we first reviewed this vital recipient of government infrastructure spending. Nick Hood reports.

Brookfield Multiplex picked for Melbourne tower

16 Jun 14 Brookfield Multiplex has been appointed by Salvo Property Group to design and construct a AU$280m (£155m) residential apartment building in Melbourne, Australia.

BAM JV increases investment in PPP

16 Jun 14 Royal BAM Group and Dutch pension fund administrator PGGM have announced an increase in funding for a joint venture that invests in public-private partnership (PPP) schemes.

Knighthood for Arup's Dilley

16 Jun 14 Former Arup chairman Philip Dilley is to be knighted for his services to consulting engineering.

Interserve starts Newcastle department store redevelopment

16 Jun 14 Interserve is now 11 weeks into construction work on the £17m redevelopment of the former Co-operative department store in Newcastle city centre.

Industry welcomes chancellor’s house-building boost

13 Jun 14 Construction industry lobby groups have welcomed measures announced by chancellor George Osborne to boost house-building on brownfield sites.

Four cities shortlisted for rail college

13 Jun 14 The planned National College for High Speed Rail will be in Birmingham, Derby, Doncaster or Manchester.

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