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Expansion for Profab Access

3 Mar 14 Profab Access, a West Midlands manufacturer of access panels, riser doors and loft hatches, is moving to a new factory to keep up with rising demand.

September start targeted for £1.5bn Coventry scheme

28 Feb 14 Developers of a £1.5bn development in Coventry are looking to start construction in September this year.

Spanish energy reforms bring €2bn loss for Acciona

28 Feb 14 Acciona posted a net loss of €1.97bn (£1.62bn) in 2013, which it says is a result of the impact of regulatory reforms to Spain’s energy sector that were approved, with retroactive effects, last year.

Speedy managers fiddled the books

28 Feb 14 The investigation into accounting irregularities at Speedy’s Middle East operations has revealed that managers deliberately fiddled the books to the tune of £4.8m.

Soames leaves Aggreko for Serco

28 Feb 14 The construction industry’s poshest boss is on the move with the departure of Rupert Soames from Aggreko.

Solid progress for Interserve

28 Feb 14 Interserve saw growth in both revenues and profits in 2013 and managed to protect its margins in UK construction activities.

Interserve to buy Rentokil’s FM business

28 Feb 14 Interserve has agreed to pay £250m for Rentokil Initial’s facilities management business.

Waterman consolidates on UK operations

28 Feb 14 Civil engineering consultant Waterman has completed its withdrawal from the United Arab Emirates and begun its withdrawal from Russia to focus more strongly on its home market of the UK.

Birmingham unveils HS2 station masterplan

28 Feb 14 Birmingham City Council has published plans for the regeneration of 141 hectares of the city on the back of the HS2 high speed rail project.

Redrow promotes Tutte to chief executive

27 Feb 14 Redrow executive chairman Steve Morgan is promoting John Tutte from group managing director to group chief executive.

Hochtief beats its targets

27 Feb 14 Hochtief has reported meeting or exceeding all its key business targets for last year.

Lavendon appoints new MD for Middle East

27 Feb 14 Lavendon Group has appointed Paul Rankin as managing director of its Middle East business, Rapid Access.

May Gurney helps Kier grow profits by 90%

27 Feb 14 Acquisition of May Gurney has helped Kier Group grow revenues by 47% and nearly double its first-half profits.

Lavendon profits squeezed in the UK

27 Feb 14 Access platform hire group Lavendon saw profits squeezed at its UK division Nationwide Platforms in 2013 after a slow start to the year.

Costain looks to strengthen balance sheet to support growth plans

27 Feb 14 Costain is planning to raise £75m through in the City to strengthen its balance sheet and help fund growth.

New guidance for scaffolders

27 Feb 14 National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) has published new technical guidance for best practice in the use of tube and fitting scaffolding.

BSP lands first overseas contracts

26 Feb 14 Civil and structural engineering firm BSP Consulting has won its first international contracts with appointments on a major highway scheme and a building project in Kurdistan.

Ferrovial reports increased profit and revenue

26 Feb 14 Ferrovial earned €727m in net profit in 2013, which represented a 5.1% year-on-year increase.

No shortages for Taylor Wimpey

26 Feb 14 Recovery in the construction industry has given rise to reports of skills and materials being in short supply and input costs increasing " but not for house-builder Taylor Wimpey, it seems.

Engineers want more money for flood protection

26 Feb 14 The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has called on the government to increase its spending on flood protection.

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