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WSP bolsters building services team

1 Jul 14 Hyder Consulting director Andrew Henderson has joined WSP as operations director of its UK building services business.

Launch day for Osborne's £236m Dacorum deal

1 Jul 14 Osborne Property Services starts work today on its £236m housing maintenance contract for Dacorum Borough Council in Hertfordshire.

Sweett sees opportunity in skills crisis

1 Jul 14 The growing shortage of skilled professionals in the construction industry represents an opportunity to make more profit, according to cost consultant Sweett.

EM mobilises on £800m highways contract

1 Jul 14 EM Highway Services (EM) has today mobilised the Highways Agency’s largest maintenance contract.

Toshiba completes Moorside nuclear deal

1 Jul 14 The first of three Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear reactors remains on target for operation in 2024 after Westinghouse parent company Toshiba completed a £102m deal to take control of the NuGen project in Cumbria.

French refurb scores highest-ever BREEAM ‘in use’ rating

30 Jun 14 The refurbished Toison d’Or shopping centre in the French city of Dijon has been awarded the highest-ever rating for BREEAM In-Use Part 2.

Architect benefits from revival of the regions

30 Jun 14 Since 2009 there has been virtually no speculative office development outside of London… until now.

Thames Water launches AMP6 procurement

30 Jun 14 Thames Water Utilities is expecting to place up to £900m of work with a handful of multi-disciplinary partners over the next 15 years.

ISG closes Tonbridge office

30 Jun 14 ISG is closing its Tonbridge office in Kent as part of a restructuring of its regional UK operations.

Safway buys Canadian insulation specialist

27 Jun 14 Safway Services Canada has acquired Nel-Tekk Industrial Specialties, which provides a range of insulation-related services.

Balfour beefs up construction team

27 Jun 14 Balfour Beatty has recruited four new managers to the top of its UK and Ireland construction team.

£220m construction boost for Scotland

27 Jun 14 The Scottish government has set out plans for an additional £220m for building schools and hospitals.

Arup unveils tower made from mushrooms

26 Jun 14 Arup has provided the structural engineering for the first tower to be built from mushrooms.

Kier is construction's top public money earner

26 Jun 14 Six major construction contractors last year shared between them £2.2bn of taxpayers’ money, a new analysis has shown.

Bentley launches integrated software for managing utilities

26 Jun 14 Bentley has launched a new utility engineering system that brings together data from multiple sources to allow integrated 3D subsurface modelling.

Skanska introduces patching dragon to UK

26 Jun 14 Skanska is trialling the use of a Swedish patcher on UK highway maintenance jobs.

Civil engineers blame government for inadequacy of UK infrastructure

26 Jun 14 The nation’s local road network is at risk while management of flood management, energy and waste all need improving, according to a report out today from the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).

Barr bags Bristol City's stadium rebuild

26 Jun 14 Barr Construction has been appointed main contractor for the £45m pound rebuild of Bristol City Football Club’s Ashton Gate stadium.

Leighton team picked for $8.3bn Sydney rail link

25 Jun 14 Sydney’s AU$8.3bn North West Rail Link has reached its most important milestone yet, with the selection of the preferred operator for the multi-billion-dollar contract to run the new rapid transit service.

Allianz sets out risks of ‘supertall’ towers

25 Jun 14 This year sees the construction of the world’s 100th ‘supertall’ building and engineering insurer Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) has produced an analysis of the challenges of building even higher towers.

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