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Fluor and Balfour Beatty land $1bn Boston rail contract

22 Nov 17 A Fluor-led joint venture has won a design-build contract worth more than US$1bn for the Boston Green Line rail extension in the USA.

Cubic-John Laing picked for $723m US fare-collection system

22 Nov 17 The Cubic-John Laing consortium has won the contract for a US$723m (£546m) automated fare collection (AFC) system in the US city of Boston.

Heavy materials suppliers report solid trading

22 Nov 17 Separate trading updates from Forterra and Breedon indicate steady progress in the heavy building materials sector.

Malaysia tenders high-speed rail contract

22 Nov 17 A tender notice has been published for a project delivery partner (PDP) to help with the Malaysian civils work for the planned high-speed rail line to Singapore.

Van Elle board urges shareholders to reject coup bid

22 Nov 17 The directors of foundations specialist Van Elle say that an attempt by founder Michael Ellis to wrest back control is “driven more by his personal agenda than the interests of the shareholders as a whole”.

McMullen follows Lakesmere into administration

22 Nov 17 Two weeks after administrators were called in at its parent company Lakesmere, Northern Ireland’s McMullen Facades has now followed it into administration.

Director's ban for tax-dodging builder

22 Nov 17 The director of a building company has been disqualified for seven years for failing to declare to the taxman £1.93m of receipts.

Old gym refurb brings more campus work for Willmott Dixon

22 Nov 17 Willmott Dixon has booked a £7m contract for a third project at the University of Birmingham.

SGB signs sole supplier deal with Countryside

22 Nov 17 Scaffolding firm SGB has signed a four-year deal to be sole scaffolding provider to housing developer Countryside’s northwest.

Stepnell to refurbish Leicester halls

21 Nov 17 Stepnell has won an £8m contract to refurbish a halls of residence at The University of Leicester.

Spurs stadium helps Severfield outperform

21 Nov 17 Structural steelwork contractor Severfield has reported a strong rise in interim profits and says its final year results will be ‘comfortably ahead of expectations’.

Restructuring impacts on Renew’s profits

21 Nov 17 Engineering services group Renew Holdings has reported a rise in underlying profitability with an adjusted group margin of 4.6%.

Vp confident of further growth

21 Nov 17 Half-year results for Vp show double-digit growth in revenue and profit.

New guidance for lifting with excavators

21 Nov 17 They used to say just don’t do it – excavators are for digging, cranes are for lifting – but everyone ignored them. So official industry advice has yielded to the inevitable: excavators can be used for lifting and here's how.

Survey reveals extent of retentions blight

21 Nov 17 A survey by a trio of trade associations has revealed that 56% of engineering services businesses has a substantial portion of their turnover being held by firms higher up the supply chain.

Four new directors for WSP

21 Nov 17 Consultant WSP has recruited four new directors in the UK.

New premises for RG Carter

21 Nov 17 RG Carter has opened a new engineering facility in Attleborough, Norfolk.

Union fears for Carillion jobs

20 Nov 17 The Unite trade union is seeking reassurance from Carillion senior managers that the jobs of its thousand members at the company are safe.

Kier wins £35m Scottish hospital expansion

17 Nov 17 Kier Construction Scotland has been chosen to develop a new elective care facility at the Golden Jubilee National Hospital in Clydebank.

BAM picked for high-tech printing HQ

17 Nov 17 BAM has been appointed to deliver the new headquarters for Dutch high-tech printing company - and Canon subsidiary - Océ.

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