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Willmott Dixon to prepare new Oxfordshire County Council HQ

28 Oct 24 Oxfordshire Country Council has appointed Willmott Dixon to revamp one of its office buildings to create new headquarters.

Conquip improves its concrete skip

25 Oct 24 Conquip Engineering Group has developed new attachments for its concrete skips to make them safer.

Leadership council tells clients to stop messing with standard contract forms

24 Oct 24 The Construction Leadership Council has published a lengthy statement condemning the practice of clients putting their own mucky fingerprints on standard industry forms of contract.

Stepnell demerges again

24 Oct 24 Stepnell Group is undergoing its second demerger in two years.

Construction starts on Splott’s new high school

24 Oct 24 Morgan Sindall has hosted a ground-breaking ceremony this week to mark the start of construction of a new home for Willows High School in Cardiff.

Redfern sets out Travis Perkins priorities

24 Oct 24 Six weeks into his new job, Travis Perkins chief executive Pete Redfern is starting to get his feet under the table and make changes.

Vistry to build 600 homes near Wokingham

24 Oct 24 House-builder Vistry has secured five parcels of land at Cala’s Finchwood Park development in Finchampstead, near Wokingham, to build 600 mixed-tenure homes.

Bow Goods Yard plans approved

24 Oct 24 A Network Rail outline masterplan to regenerate 30 acres of brownfield land in east London has been approved by the London Legacy Development Corporation.

OCU takes over drilling specialist

24 Oct 24 Utilities contractor OCU Group has completed the acquisition of Peter McCormack & Sons, which trades as McCormack Drilling.

£800m FM framework out to tender

22 Oct 24 Procurement agency Fusion21 is renewing its workplace and facilities management framework.

Stepnell starts Lichfield leisure centre

22 Oct 24 Stepnell has moved on site for the construction of a new leisure centre for Lichfield District Council in Staffordshire.

£8bn of developer contributions sat in local authority bank accounts

21 Oct 24 Billions of pounds paid by builders to boost local services remains unspent, according to new research.

Independents break away to form new hire association

21 Oct 24 Eight independent plant and tool hire companies have formed a new trade association.

Low-speed rail

18 Oct 24 Contractors are working on the construction of a new entrance to Bristol’s Temple Meads railway station, albeit one which will remain in the sidings until 2026. Paul Thompson reports

Growing pains for OCU

18 Oct 24 Accounts filed by private equity-owned utilities contractor OCU Group show 34% year-on-year revenue growth but finance costs plunging it into losses.

Aecom to design Hornsea 3 storage system

18 Oct 24 Aecom has been appointed by Tesla to support the delivery of one of the world’s largest battery energy storage systems for offshore wind.

Finnish build system plots UK expansion

18 Oct 24 A manufacturer of timber systems for low rise housing is planning its UK expansion.

GMI breaks ground on Manchester Premier Inn

18 Oct 24 GMI Construction Group has moved on site to build Manchester’s seventh Premier Inn hotel.

KIS adds £500m to pipeline with rail acquisition

17 Oct 24 Keltbray Infrastructure Services, no longer part of the Keltbray Group, has made its first acquisition under private equity ownership.

Infrastructure blockages stall Northern Ireland housebuilding

17 Oct 24 House-building in Northern Ireland has slowed dramatically this year and infrastructure bottlenecks are being cited as a cause.

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