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Harsco picks Volvo for Rotherham asphalt plant

22 Oct 12 Steelphalt, a unit of Harsco’s global Metals & Minerals Group, has taken delivery of a new Volvo loading shovel for its steel slag asphalt producing plant in Rotherham.

Three-month sabbatical for Sweett boss

19 Oct 12 Dean Webster, CEO of construction consultant Sweett Group, is taking a three-month sabbatical.

Lend Lease to build €200m Italian hospital

19 Oct 12 Lend Lease has been picked as preferred bidder to lead a consortium to design and build a €200m (£162m) hospital in Treviso, Italy.

Burdens nears deal on restructuring

19 Oct 12 WT Burdens, the long-established builders’ merchant group, expects to complete a restructuring next week by selling part of the business to secure its future.

Five shortlisted for $1.5bn Dulles metro

19 Oct 12 Teams featuring Bechtel, Skanska and Fluor are among those shortlisted for a US$1.4bn to US$1.6bn (£868m to £992m) contract to build the second phase of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail project in the USA.

Mansell to start Camden student scheme next month

19 Oct 12 Mansell Construction has been appointed as main contractor for a 563-bed student accommodation block in Camden, London.

Kier cashes in two PFI investments

18 Oct 12 Kier Group has banked £5.4m cash from the sale of its 50% stakes in two private finance initiative (PFI) projects.

Majors promise to keep subbies on board with safety push

18 Oct 12 Big construction contractors have vowed not to impose unreasonable safety demands on their suppliers and subcontractors.

Gatwick develops plans for second runway

18 Oct 12 Gatwick Airport is beginning detailed planning work for a new runway for 2019.

John Holland team lands prison deal

18 Oct 12 A John Holland consortium is to build the AU$232m (£149m) Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison replacement in Western Australia.

Speedy on course

17 Oct 12 Tool hire firm Speedy reports group revenues for the six months to 30 September up 5.3% on the same period last year.

Jacobs wins Washington rail contract

17 Oct 12 Jacobs Engineering Group has won a three-year contract from Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) to provide engineering support for rail projects.

Third growth year for Bellway

16 Oct 12 An increase in homes sold and average selling price pushed housebuilder Bellway’s turnover last year past the billion-pound mark.

Turner & Townsend appoints manager for Poland

16 Oct 12 Turner & Townsend has appointed Iain Leyden as country manager for Poland.

£13m care home for GB in Surrey

16 Oct 12 GB Building Solutions has been awarded a £13m contract to build a new care home for Signature Senior Lifestyle in Coombe, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey.

Breedon drops interest in Lafarge and Tarmac assets

15 Oct 12 Breedon Aggregates has pulled out of the bidding for assets being sold by Lafarge and Tarmac as a precondition for their proposed UK construction materials joint venture.

The end of BAA

15 Oct 12 BAA, formerly British Airports Authority and for nearly 50 years one of UK construction’s biggest clients, has ceased to be.

Morgan Sindall Arup JV wins £1bn Sellafield deal

12 Oct 12 A joint venture of Morgan Sindall and Arup has won a potential £1.1bn contract to provide infrastructure services to the Sellafield nuclear power station site in Cumbria.

New structure for Amec

12 Oct 12 International engineering contractor Amec has appointed three regional group presidents as part of a restructuring along geographic lines.

Travis Perkins CFO calls time

12 Oct 12 After 17 years as the group financial director and 22 years with the company, Paul Hampden Smith is retiring from the Travis Perkins board after the annual results are published in February.

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