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More tube cooling work for Mansell

22 Mar 12 Mansell Rail has started a third contract as part of Transport for London’s ‘Cooling the Tube’ programme.

Crumbs for construction

21 Mar 12 Construction union Ucatt has described today’s budget as “bad news for construction”, offering the industry merely “a few crumbs”

Osborne backs Northern Hub rail project

21 Mar 12 Chancellor George Osborne has agreed to stump up £130m towards Network Rail’s Northern Hub project to electrify routes between major northern cities.

Erith ready for Magnox framework challenges

21 Mar 12 The £304 million Magnox framework will be a huge chunk of the demolition industry over the next five years. Mark Anthony finds out how Erith is limbering up for works at Dungeness in Kent.

Demolition climbs the learning curve

21 Mar 12 The demolition industry continues to retain its public image as the home of big excavators and even bigger explosions. But behind the rough, tough exterior, an educational revolution is taking place, according to DemolitionNews editor Mark Anthony.

Demolition turnaround: breathing life back into shelved projects

21 Mar 12 Clients are often too quick to cancel projects, when a range of other solutions can be more profitable. RVA's Richard Vann explains how demolition firms can help.

Technal curtain walling for iconic Canada water ‘super library’

21 Mar 12 Façade systems from architectural aluminium specialist, Technal, have been specified by CZWG Architects for Southwark Council’s iconic new ‘super library’ which has now been completed in Canada Water, London.

Armstrong metal Ceilings help set new standards of office accommodation in local Government

21 Mar 12 Associated Architects specified Armstrong Ceilings' metal tiles for Birmingham City Council's new offices on Woodcock Street.

New depot, new hire software solution and new opportunities for Alide Hire Services

21 Mar 12 Alide Hire Services has invested in the future by opening a new flagship tool hire depot in Bristol and also selected MCS-rm rental software from MCS to run their entire operation.

Thomson Ltd offers schools an asbestos management overhaul for £1000

21 Mar 12 Environmental engineering company Thomson Ltd is launching a special offer today to schools in England to help them deal with asbestos safely and meet Health and Safety Executive guidelines.

Balfour Beatty signs BIM deal with Autodesk

21 Mar 12 Balfour Beatty and Autodesk have signed a three year, $12m agreement that will help Balfour Beatty expand its adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM).

PlantWorx adds security village

21 Mar 12 The PlantWorx construction equipment exhibition, being held for the first time next year, has added a zone dedicated to site security products and services.

Bradford contractor eyes southern expansion

21 Mar 12 PEC, a Bradford-based contracting, manufacturing and shopfitting firm, has opened a London office in Grosvenor Square in a bid to grow the business by £2m this year.

WSP appoints environmental director for the Americas

21 Mar 12 WSP Environment & Energy has appointed Dane Pehrman has been appointed as director and regional lead for the company’s environmental assessment, planning and permitting practice in the Americas.

Contractors injured in police station explosion

21 Mar 12 Vinci Construction is working with Health & Safety Executive inspectors to determine the cause of a blast that injured employees working on the refurbishment of Croydon’s police headquarters yesterday (Tuesday).

Sweett wins role on Australian naval base

20 Mar 12 Sweett Group is to carry out project management and contract administration for the AU$120m (£80m) redevelopment of an Australia naval base.

Balfour Beatty lands Australian rail contract

20 Mar 12 Balfour Beatty Rail has won a contract for the overhead catenary system on the Gold Coast Rapid Transit project in Queensland, Australia.

Galliford Try Partnerships scores £56m foursome

20 Mar 12 Galliford Try has picked up £56m of new work for its Partnerships business in Greater London.

Severfield-Rowen holds steady in tough market

20 Mar 12 While several competitors are falling by the wayside as workload dries up, steelwork contractor Severfield-Rowen is managing to at least to remain steady.

T Clarke can bear squeezed profits

20 Mar 12 M&E contractor T Clarke saw its profitability squeezed in 2011 but it is starting to see success in its diversification away from traditional markets.

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