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EM takes first Euro 6 gritters

25 Nov 13 EM Highway Services has taken delivery of what it says are the UK’s first Euro 6 compliant gritters.

Vinci signs for Martinique’s €99m bus rapid transit system

25 Nov 13 Vinci Concessions subsidiary Caraibus has signed a 22-year partnership contract for Martinique’s new bus rapid transit (BRT) system.

Balfour Beatty wins £42m halls deal for Birmingham University

22 Nov 13 Balfour Beatty has won a £42m contract to design and build new student accommodation for the University of Birmingham.

Scottish government moves against blacklisters

22 Nov 13 Construction firms bidding for public contracts in Scotland will have to disclose whether they have ever been involved in blacklisting under new measures introduced by the Scottish government.

Battersea funding deal in place

22 Nov 13 The Battersea Power Station Development Company has closed a deal to secure £790.2m of finance to get moving on its huge development project.

GB wins Knotty Ash housing scheme

22 Nov 13 GB Building Solutions has started work on a £6.3m affordable housing scheme in Knotty Ash, Liverpool for social housing landlord Riverside.

The fall guy

22 Nov 13 Access hirer Gordon Leicester has developed a new type of harness that could prevent a little-known but potentially deadly risk.

Checking the pulse of the plant hire sector

21 Nov 13 A Company Watch analysis of the plant hire sector reveals a picture of high borrowings but much higher profit margins than other parts of the industry. Nick Hood reports.

Fleet favourites

21 Nov 13 Plant hire firms are in the mood not just for fleet renewal but fleet expansion. Phil Bishop takes a look at what they’ve been buying this year.

Welcome to the glamorous world of crane hire

21 Nov 13 Cranes were given star billing in a recent BBC documentary series. But what did The Crane Gang really tell us about the crane hire industry? David Taylor reports

Contract awarded for Riyadh aviation academy

21 Nov 13 An aviation academy is to be set up in Riyadh at a cost of SR1bn (£165m).

Rail investment at record levels

21 Nov 13 Network Rail says that the past six months have seen record investment in UK railway infrastructure.

£30m hotel development planned for Aberdeen

21 Nov 13 Two large hotels are to be built on a four-acre site next to Aberdeen International Airport.

Restructuring costs push Stewart Milne into the red

21 Nov 13 Stewart Milne Group made a pre-tax loss of £5.7m in the year to 30 June 2013 on the back of further restructuring costs.

Carillion lands Southampton student halls

21 Nov 13 Carillion has started work on a new £21m luxury student accommodation project in Southampton for developer Vita Ventures.

O'Shea adds mini cranes

20 Nov 13 St Albans-based contractor CJ O’Shea Group has bought four Galizia G20 compact pick-and-carry cranes.

Inquiry starts into £870m Northern Line extension

20 Nov 13 The public inquiry into the proposed £870m extension of London Underground’s Northern Line from Kennington to Battersea began this week.

Broadway Malyan targets SE Asia

20 Nov 13 Broadway Malyan has appointed a new director to spearhead expansion in SE Asia.

De Montfort University seeks contractor for new art faculty

20 Nov 13 Leicester’s De Montfort University has put out the call for contractors interested in building its new £34m Faculty of Art, Design & Humanities.

Search for survivors continues in South African construction collapse

20 Nov 13 The search for survivors continues at the site of the fatal collapse of a shopping centre under construction in South Africa and investigations into the cause have begun.

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