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Takeover at utility contracting group

21 May 18 Ownership of M Group Services has been transferred from one private equity investor to another.

Clear road ahead for highways contractors

18 May 18 Road construction and maintenance workloads remain solid, and contractors are profiting as a result. David Taylor reports.

Site report: East Leeds link-up

18 May 18 Two contractors are working alongside each other to complete a vital part of the East Leeds Orbital Road. Margo Cole reports.

Green light for £56m Warrington flats

18 May 18 Property developer High Street Group has secured planning consent for a private rented sector (PRS) apartment project in Warrington.

Watkin Jones names new CEO

18 May 18 Watkin Jones, specialist in purpose built student accommodation and build-to-rent developments, has chosen its next chief executive.

Skanska signs for £141m Knightsbridge scheme

18 May 18 Skanska has signed a £141m contract to build a mixed-use development in Knightsbridge for a Saudi Arabian investor.

Behavioural experts help pick contractors for £750m Faslane contract

18 May 18 The Defence Infrastructure Organisation, together with its psychologists, has selected three contractors for its £750m Clyde commercial framework.

Quattro takes over AB2000

18 May 18 London-based rail plant specialist Quattro Group has taken over Glasgow plant hire firm AB2000.

Aecom to advise Ulster highways DBFO

18 May 18 Aecom has landed a contract to provide technical advisory services to a PFI highways scheme in Northern Ireland.

Mixed reactions to Hackitt review

17 May 18 Dame Judith Hackitt’s recommendations to overhaul building regulations have received a mix of brickbats and plaudits from across the construction industry and beyond.

Demolition worker struck by spandrel

17 May 18 A demolition contractor has been fined £4,000 after a worker was struck by a concrete spandrel panel.

North Midland taps up ex-offenders

17 May 18 North Midland Construction is training felons and recruiting them on their release from prison.

Lakehouse takes over Just Energy

17 May 18 Building maintenance contractor Lakehouse has acquired St Albans-based heating and renewables specialist Just Energy Solutions.

Government agrees to foot £400m bill for public sector cladding replacement

17 May 18 The government has said that it will pay for any cladding replacement work that councils and housing associations need to undertake in light of last year’s Grenfell Tower fire.

Atkins to study creation of underground reservoirs

16 May 18 Atkins is to carry out a feasibility study on the creation of more space for housing in Hong Kong by moving reservoirs into rock caverns.

Speller Metcalfe lands Coventry's engineering faculty

16 May 18 Speller Metcalfe has won a £17.7m contract to build a second engineering and computing building for Coventry University.

Willmott Dixon picked for £2.5bn framework

16 May 18 Willmott Dixon has been chosen as sole contractor on a national framework that has the potential to deliver £2.5bn of work for public sector clients bodies the next four years.

Crest Nicholson in cost-cutting drive to protect margins

16 May 18 House-builder Crest Nicholson reports pressure on its profit margins as house prices flatten out but build costs continue to rise.

Construction industry off the hook as Carillion report focuses on regulatory failings

16 May 18 MPs investigating the demise of Carillion have concluded that it had a ‘rotten corporate culture’ with dodgy accounting methods but it is the auditors who come in for the most pertinent criticism.

Carillion report: Conclusions and recommendations

16 May 18 Here is the full text of the conclusions and recommendations of the report into the collapse of the Carillion by a joint inquiry of the House of Commons select committees for work & pensions and for business, enterprise & industrial strategy (BEIS).

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