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HS2 timescale is unrealistic says spending watchdog

28 Jun 16 The National Audit Office – the government spending watchdog – says that the construction timetable for the £56bn High Speed 2 rail project is 'unrealistic'.

GF Tomlinson lands Nottingham Uni assignment

28 Jun 16 Derby-based contractor GF Tomlinson has signed a £15.9m contract with the University of Nottingham to design and build a new engineering research building.

Amec Foster Wheeler JV lands €174m role on fusion project

28 Jun 16 A joint venture of Amec Foster Wheeler, Assystem and Kepco E&C has won a key role on the ITER project, which is developing the world’s largest nuclear fusion reactor.

BAM team wins €63m Belgian civils contract

28 Jun 16 A joint venture that includes BAM Contractors has won a €63m (£52m) civils project in Antwerp.

Interserve cleans up at the shops

28 Jun 16 Interserve, the construction to cleaning contractor, has won a £60m contract for facilities management at 18 UK shopping centres.

MoJ produces BIM2 guidance

28 Jun 16 The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published guidance on how to define, procure and deliver level 2 building information modelling (BIM) across its projects.

Furukawa hands exclusive breaker rights to ECY Haulmark

28 Jun 16 Japanese breaker manufacturer FRD Furukawa has handed exclusive sales rights of its attachments in the UK to ECY Haulmark.

Willmott Dixon abandons Support Services sale

27 Jun 16 Willmott Dixon has failed to find a suitable buyer for its Support Services and called off the sale.

NPORS reassures cardholders on construction industry recognition

27 Jun 16 NPORS, the National Plant Operators registration Scheme, is seeking to reassure its cardholders that they will still be able to work on major construction sites next year.

Riverside commissions for Waterman

27 Jun 16 Consulting engineer Waterman Group has been commissioned to provide technical advice on two Asian-owned riverside residential projects in West London.

Sweett drops WSP deal for Currie & Brown in late switch

27 Jun 16 Quantity surveyor Sweett has abandoned a deal to be taken over by WSP and decided to join Currie & Brown instead.

Airport expansion planning returns to melting pot

27 Jun 16 Government plans to face down controversy and give final approval for construction of a third runway at Heathrow Airport have reportedly fallen victim to the political and governmental turmoil of the EU referendum result.

John Holland wins early works contract for Melbourne metro

24 Jun 16 John Holland has won a contract for preparatory works for the AU$10.9bn (£5.6bn) new metro in Melbourne, Australia.

Property sector expects to withstand initial shock

24 Jun 16 Real estate commentators appear confident that the house-building sector can withstand the shock of the UK’s exit from the European Union.

Shepherd results justify construction exit

24 Jun 16 Shepherd Group’s 2015 accounts have revealed how badly the business needed restructuring ahead of the shake-up last year that now leave it focused on Portakabin.

£20m Luton science block up for grabs

23 Jun 16 The University of Bedfordshire is advertising a contractor to design and build a new science building on its Luton Campus.

Skanska wins Tennessee office contract

23 Jun 16 Skanska has won a contract with the US state of Tennessee to renovate and expand an office building.

Jail becomes standard for Gas Safe breaches

23 Jun 16 Another plumber has been given a suspended prison sentence for carrying out gas fitting work while not on the Gas Safe Register.

Woolwich estates flattened, now rebuild begins

23 Jun 16 Lovell has broken ground on a £320m housing regeneration project in southeast London.

Nuttall’s picky policy pays off

22 Jun 16 Thanks to more careful project selection, civil engineering contractor BAM Nuttall returned to profit in 2015.

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