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More Hull school work for Morgan Sindall

8 May 13 Morgan Sindall has been awarded two further projects on the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) scheme in Hull.

Acquisitions boost NSG numbers

8 May 13 Altrad NSG, the scaffolding and industrial access specialist, has seen its turnover grow to £23m following its acquisition of MTD Scaffolding and MTD Scaffold.

Arup buys Australian consultancy

7 May 13 Arup is launching a new business-focused service in Australasia following the acquisition of Strategic Economics Consulting Group (SECG).

MBO takes Fitzgerald private again

7 May 13 Bouygues Bâtiment International has sold its Birmingham-based civil engineering subsidiary Fitzgerald Contractors to managing director Nick Coley.

Devon picks ISG for schools projects

3 May 13 ISG is to build a £1.2m extension at Withycombe Raleigh Church of England Primary School in Exmouth as part of an £8m cluster of primary school improvements for Devon County Council.

Network Rail enters US market

2 May 13 Network Rail is taking its first step into the US market with an appointment that involves sharing its experience with Amtrack.

Administrators called in at architectural aluminium business

2 May 13 Administrators have been appointed at Newton Abbott-based Crown Architectural Aluminium Limited.

Galliford Try in £36.5m Manchester hat-trick

2 May 13 Galliford Try’s building business has secured three contracts in the Greater Manchester area worth £36.5m in aggregate.

Costain creates partnership to tackle transport issues

2 May 13 Costain has set up a partnership with Path Intelligence to use data about crowd behaviour to tackle transport issues.

Expectations unchanged at Carillion

2 May 13 Carillion’s annual general meeting heard that expectations for 2013 are unchanged and that the company has more than £1.6m in new orders and probable orders in the year to date.

Lend Lease reaches financial close on $367m US Army scheme

2 May 13 Lend Lease has reached financial close on the US$367m (£236m) third phase of the US Department of the Army’s privatisation of army lodging (PAL) programme.

Final two shortlisted for Sydney rail line

1 May 13 The New South Wales government has shortlisted two consortia to move forward to the next stage of a contract for a 23km new rapid transit line in Sydney, Australia.

Breedon completes quarry acquisitions

1 May 13 Breedon Aggregates has now completed the purchase of assets from both Aggregate Industries UK and Marshalls.

Balfour Beatty sells PFI assets

1 May 13 Balfour Beatty has completed the sale of its stakes in four PFI schools and a hospital.

Atkins wins Colorado road contract

1 May 13 Atkins is working as construction manager for Colorado Department of Transportation on the reconstruction of a six-mile stretch of highway.

Gloucestershire to get £240m incinerator to burn London waste

30 Apr 13 Up to 300,000 tonnes of domestic waste each year will be transported from London by rail to a huge incinerator to be built in Gloucestershire.

Ramboll buys sustainable cities consultancy

30 Apr 13 Ramboll Group has strengthened its position in the development of sustainable cities with the acquisition of consultancy Atelier Dreiseitl.

Contractors sought for £75m health framework

30 Apr 13 Pennaf Housing Group (PHG) is planning to establish a four-year framework agreement that could see 15 contractors share a£75m workload.

Government advisor role for Balfour’s Tyler

30 Apr 13 Former Balfour Beatty chief executive Ian Tyler is one of six businessmen taken on to help the government negotiate contracts.

Now you see it; now it’s gone

29 Apr 13 Conditional agreements in leases are not binding to future leaseholders, the High Court has determined. Kasia Burdzy reports.

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