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Profits leap at Turner & Townsend

25 Jul 13 Construction consultancy Turner & Townsend saw its net revenue grow 17% last year and pre-tax profit grow 29%.

Second Cheshire leisure centre for Wates

25 Jul 13 Wates Construction has been handed a £13m contract to build a leisure centre for Cheshire West & Chester Council " its second such project for the council.

Appeal court crushes HS2 challenge

25 Jul 13 The Court of Appeal has given the government clearance to keep working on the £42.6bn HS2 rail project, throwing out a legal challenge against the project.

Snorkel sale at due diligence stage

25 Jul 13 Tanfield Group has reached the due diligence stage with several bidders for its Snorkel aerial work platform division.

Parsons picked for LA wastewater tunnel

24 Jul 13 Parsons has been selected to provide final design services for an 11km-long, 5.5m-diameter tunnel that will carry treated wastewater in California, USA.

Hewden’s losses grow

24 Jul 13 Plant hire group Hewden saw its losses mount and revenues dip last year.

Jacobs signs for Sydney rail project

24 Jul 13 Jacobs Engineering Group has been selected as contract delivery manager for two contracts on the North West Rail Link (NWRL) project in Sydney, Australia.

Barratt steps up London presence with more JVs

24 Jul 13 House-builder Barratt has formed two separate joint ventures to expand its presence in London.

CITB modifies grant scheme to boost training take-up

24 Jul 13 The Construction Industry Training Boards (CITB) has made some changes to its grants scheme to support training schemes.

Wates extends Lowestoft school

23 Jul 13 Wates Construction starts work this week on a £4m project to expand Pakefield High School in Lowestoft for Suffolk County Council.

QS firms running ahead of expectations

22 Jul 13 Two leading firms of quantity surveyors have given upbeat trading statements today, reporting that they are performing ahead of market expectations.

Mace, Galliford Try and Shepherd among Prompt Payment refuseniks

19 Jul 13 Nearly half the companies in the UK Contractors Group have ignored the government’s request for them to sign its Prompt Payment Code.

Contractors lined up for East Ayrshire housing programme

19 Jul 13 Seven construction contractors have been selected for East Ayrshire Council’s £24m framework to design and build affordable housing.

KBR to build missile defence facility

19 Jul 13 KBR has been selected to build the facilities to support Europe’s first land-based ballistic missile defence system.

International lift for Speedy

18 Jul 13 A 30% growth in international revenues helped prop up hire group Speedy during the spring months.

Sustained recovery under way says Breedon

18 Jul 13 Quarrying group Breedon Aggregates has reported growing sales and profits for the first half of 2013 amid an improving outlook for the construction industry.

CRH names next CEO

18 Jul 13 Irish building materials group CRH has named chief operating officer Albert Manifold as its chief executive designate, to take over in January 2014 on the retirement of Myles Lee.

Leeds office refurb for Clegg

18 Jul 13 Clegg Construction has this week begun work on a £5m refurbishment of a prominent Leeds city centre office building, previously known as Minerva House

Honorary doctorate for Kier boss

18 Jul 13 The University of Surrey has awarded an honorary doctorate to Paul Sheffield, chief executive of the Kier Group.

Hull firm lands world’s largest bridge dehumidification

16 Jul 13 Hull-based engineering specialist Spencer Group has been appointed to carry out the largest retrofitted bridge dehumidification project ever undertaken in the world.

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