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All change at Constructing Better Health

22 Jan 16 Constructing Better Health is moving out from under the Construction Skills Certification Scheme and joining industry welfare scheme B&CE.

Arup lands design of Taiwan airport terminal

22 Jan 16 A joint venture of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, Arup, CECI and FCA has been chosen to design and build the new Terminal 3 at Taoyuan International Airport.

Balfour Beatty picked for Dallas high-rise project

22 Jan 16 Balfour Beatty Construction has won a contract to develop two high-rise buildings on a three acre site in Dallas in the US state of Texas.

Kier cashes in schools PFI stake

22 Jan 16 Kier Group Pension Scheme has sold its 50% stake in the Sheffield Schools PFI project to a joint venture of HICL Infrastructure Company and Kajima Partnerships for £4.1m.

McLaughlin & Harvey lands Luton airport terminal expansion

22 Jan 16 London Luton Airport (LLA) has confirmed McLaughlin & Harvey as the principal contractor on the redevelopment and expansion of the airport terminal.

New regional director for Lovell

22 Jan 16 Morgan Sindall’s housing development division Lovell has a new regional director for South Wales and the southwest.

Water company fined for sewage pipe burst

21 Jan 16 A sewage leak due to failure to maintain infrastructure has cost Yorkshire Water a £600,000 fine.

Another job for James Wates

21 Jan 16 James Wates has added another industry role to his raft of responsibilities - apprenticeship salesman.

Green light for bridge plaza upgrade to speed US-Canada crossings

21 Jan 16 US federal approval has been given for a US$50m (£35m) upgrade of the border plaza at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge.

Ringway makes comeback on Wiltshire highways

21 Jan 16 Wiltshire County Council has awarded its highways maintenance contract Ringway Infrastructure Services after the early termination of its contract with Balfour Beatty.

Poland awards S7 expressway contract

21 Jan 16 Salini Impregilo has won a ,117m (£90m) contract to build a section of the S7 Expressway south of Krakow in Poland.

Tata picks BAM for £20m HQ

20 Jan 16 Tata Technologies has appointed BAM Construction to develop its £20m European headquarters in Leamington Spa.

Bouygues wins its first Indian property contract

20 Jan 16 Bouygues Construction has won a contract to build two apartment complexes in Mumbai, India.

Soletanche Freyssinet names new CEO and VP

20 Jan 16 Soletanche Freyssinet has made two senior appointments, naming Manuel Peltier as chief executive officer and Didier Verrouil as executive vice president.

New quick batch plant from Utranazz

20 Jan 16 Concrete equipment specialist Utranazz has introduced a new mobile wet batching plant.

Lanes wins Wear crossing drainage contract

20 Jan 16 Lanes Group has won a contract to deliver specialist drainage services for the contractors building the £117.6m New Wear Bridge in Sunderland.

Corcoran unveils new name in plant hire

20 Jan 16 Five months after leading a takeover of hire companies Fork Rent and One Call Hire, former Speedy boss Steve Corcoran is ready to reveal his plans.

Contractors sought for £500m housing framework

19 Jan 16 Great Places Housing Group on behalf of Innovation Chain North West (ICNW) is advertising for contractors to join a four-year construction framework agreement worth an estimated £500m.

Newcastle offices become student rooms

19 Jan 16 Torsion Group has begun work on the conversion of a 1980s office block in Newcastle into purpose-built student accommodation.

£90k fines follow fall from height

19 Jan 16 Three companies have been fined a total of £90,000 after a worker was seriously injured when he fell nearly six metres from a platform with unguarded rails.

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