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New project tool targets $57tr infrastructure investment

6 Nov 14 A new online cloud-based project tool is being launched by global development banks to attract and increase investment into infrastructure.

Early start for Billington's new boss

6 Nov 14 Structural steel group Billington Holdings chief operating officer Mark Smith is stepping up to become chief executive in the new year.

Ucatt backs ‘former brickie’ for Labour leader

6 Nov 14 Construction union Ucatt is putting its support behind former bricklayer Neil Findlay to be the next leader of the Scottish Labour Party, with Katy Clark as deputy.

Hewlett's £7m groundworks package starts Leeds logistics hub

6 Nov 14 Hewlett Construction has begun work on the first phase of a £96m logistics park in Leeds.

£180m housing development planned for Stratford

6 Nov 14 House-builder Telford Homes has formed a joint venture with Notting Hill Housing Group for a development of 400 homes in east London.

Scaffolder fined after being caught on camera

5 Nov 14 The owner of a Surrey scaffolding firm has been prosecuted after he and an employee were captured on camera balancing on a single rail some nine metres above ground.

Costain and Morgan Sindall sign £250m rail deal

5 Nov 14 Network Rail has signed alliancing contracts with Costain and Morgan Sindall to deliver the core physical works on the Edinburgh-Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP).

London mayor meets his new infrastructure board

5 Nov 14 Heavy hitters from the infrastructure world will sit around a table with London mayor Boris Johnson today at the first meeting of the new London Infrastructure Delivery Board.

Trackers cut Wolseley fuel bills by 20%

5 Nov 14 Builders’ merchant group Wolseley has cut its fuels bills by 20% by fitting tracker devices to its delivery lorries.

New Bedford depot for Hewden

5 Nov 14 Plant and tool hire group Hewden has opened a new hub depot in Bedford.

Civils contractors assess holiday pay ruling implications

5 Nov 14 The government has called on the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) to help untangle the mess British industry now finds itself in after a landmark Employment Appeal Tribunal on holiday pay yesterday.

Marshalls sales up 18%

5 Nov 14 Paving stone producer Marshalls plc is set to beat market expectations this year, having seen an 18% rise in revenues so far.

Balfour Beatty finance chief quits

4 Nov 14 Balfour Beatty chief financial officer Duncan Magrath has handed in his notice after six years in the job.

Persimmon steps up use of prefab frames

4 Nov 14 House-builder Persimmon is increasingly using prefabricated timber frames to speed delivery of new homes and cut costs.

CITB produces new education standards

4 Nov 14 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has drawn up new qualification requirements for schoolchildren and young people looking to join the industry.

Citi donates £3m for Garden Bridge

4 Nov 14 Construction of a tree-lined footbridge over the Thames in London has moved a step closer with the support of an international bank.

Morgan Sindall wins £150m cabling deal

4 Nov 14 Morgan Sindall is set to generate £30m a year by laying power cables in the West Midlands.

Golden sleeper laid for Gotthard Base Tunnel

3 Nov 14 The final rails have been laid in the Gotthard Base Tunnel after the contractor cast a ‘golden sleeper’ at a distance of about 54m from the south portal.

USAID awards $650m contract to boost urban infrastructure

3 Nov 14 Tetra Tech has won a US$650m (£406m) contract with the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to support the improvement of urban infrastructure in developing countries.

Taywood wins £33m Bristol rail upgrade

3 Nov 14 Network Rail Infrastructure has handed Taylor Woodrow a £33m contract to increase rail capacity in Bristol.

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