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Graham cashes in Borders PFI stake

11 Jul 12 Investment firm Bilfinger Berger Global Infrastructure (BBGI) is set to take total ownership of the Scottish Borders Schools PFI project.

Miller JV wound up

11 Jul 12 Administrators have been called in to wind up a property development joint venture between Miller Group and Edinburgh City Council.

Vp buys Balfour plant operations

11 Jul 12 Plant hire group Vp has bought two Balfour Beatty equipment businesses for £4m cash.

Qatar seeks more transparency in tendering and bidding

10 Jul 12 Foreign companies wanting to land lucrative infrastructure projects in Qatar will need to reconsider their approach to the tender process, according to speakers at the MEED Qatar Infrastructure Projects conference in London last week.

Door systems manufacturer TriMark to exhibit at Plantworx

10 Jul 12 TriMark Europe Ltd is a manufacturer of ‘door systems’ which include handles, latches, lock systems and electronics for the agricultural, construction and leisure vehicle industries. The company, which incorporates West Alloy, is American owned but has UK factories in the Midlands in Coalville and the South in Sutton, Surrey. TriMark also has operations in USA and China complemented by distributors and representatives in many territories, worldwide.

Contracts League June 2012: Sir Robert McAlpine on top

10 Jul 12 A bumper month of new contract awards was crowned by Sir Robert McAlpine's £750m deal to redevelop the old Middlesex Hospital site.

Briggs & Forrester gets M&E package on Canary Wharf Crossrail station

10 Jul 12 Briggs & Forrester Engineering Services has been awarded the contract to install the mechanical, electrical and public health services for the Canary Wharf Crossrail station.

Network Rail launches international rail business

10 Jul 12 Network Rail has launched an international rail consultancy business.

Galliford Try housing transformation passes its targets

10 Jul 12 Galliford Try has beaten the targets that it set for a three-year programme to transform its housebuilding division.

HG starts Essex school redevelopment

10 Jul 12 HG Construction has started work on the £11m redevelopment of the King Solomon High School campus in Ilford, Essex.

Balfour Beatty order book holds steady at £15bn

10 Jul 12 Balfour Beatty is managing to maintain its order book at £15bn despite the lack of major projects coming on tap in the UK.

Mouchel boosts Middle East business

9 Jul 12 Infrastructure and business services group Mouchel has appointed Joe Burns as interim managing director and Tim Askew in a non-executive capacity for its Middle East business.

Bovis completions up 18%

9 Jul 12 Bovis Homes built 18% more homes in the first half of 2012 than in H1 2011.

Barratt loses senior director

9 Jul 12 Clive Fenton has quit as a director of housebuilder Barratt Developments with immediate effect.

Parkstone Group first to buy SMART-Hub; a new rapid-site deployment tool for construction sites

6 Jul 12 Parkstone Group Limited has placed an order for 20 of Link-Connect’s recently launched SMART-Hub connectivity products.

Olympic marketing ban set to stay until at least 2013

6 Jul 12 Marketing restrictions on Olympic contractors and suppliers are unlikely to be lifted before the end of the year, despite the intervention of Olympic Delivery Authority chairman Sir John Armitt.

Germany imposes €124.5m fines on rail supply cartel

6 Jul 12 Germany’s independent competition authority has imposed fines totalling €124.5m (£99.2m) on four rail manufacturers and suppliers for use of anti-competitive agreements to the detriment of Deutsche Bahn.

Olympic suppliers - the full list

6 Jul 12 Since the Olympic marketing ban forbids them from telling you about their involvement, we are happy to publish a full list of suppliers that contributed to delivering the London 2012 Olympic Games infrastructure.

Health & safety test suffers booking problems under new managers

5 Jul 12 Contractors trying to book construction health and safety tests, which all workers must sit to get their skills certification cards, have been having problems for the past few months.

Jacobs wins $91m NASA clean-up contract

5 Jul 12 Jacobs Engineering Group has won a five-year contract to support the design and implementation of soil and groundwater clean-ups at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS) in Florida.

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