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Multi-million pound Tesco installation provides Easilift with its biggest ever load

25 Jul 11 Easilift Loading Systems has recently completed the largest single order ever placed in the UK for loading bay equipment.

Ex-Laing director joins Speedy

25 Jul 11 Lynn Krige will join the board of Speedy Hire as group finance director with effect from 1 September.

Tube spending under scrutiny

25 Jul 11 Tube upgrade spending and delivery will be on the agenda today when the London Assembly’s transport committee invites two key chairmen in to answer questions.

Safety fines for two roofing firms

25 Jul 11 A roofing firm has been find more than £10,000 after one of its employees was injured when he fell through the roof at a Stockport school.

Administrators called in at Kendal metalworker

25 Jul 11 Cumbrian metalworker Chaner Services has gone into administration.

ICE backs high-speed rail

25 Jul 11 The delivery of a high-speed rail (HSR) network will free up capacity on the existing network and help regenerate and boost the economies of city-regions, benefitting the UK as a whole, according to the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).

Registration opens for £2bn priority school programme

25 Jul 11 Today sees the start of the procurement process for work on the £2bn Priority School Building Programme.

Adjudicator's decision based on without prejudice material will not be enforced

22 Jul 11 The Technology & Construction Court has ruled that an adjudication decision based on without prejudice material will not be enforced by the courts. When "without prejudice" communications are presented in court, because judges are legally qualified, they can usually put them out of their mind. In adjudication, however, because most adjudicators are not legally qualified, there is a sense of "unease" that such material might influence the adjudicator. For this reason, without prejudice communications should not be put before an adjudicator, and lawyers who do so may face professional disciplinary action.

Mansell launches Balfour Beatty apprenticeships in Southampton

22 Jul 11 Local people in the south of England are set to benefit from training and job opportunities thanks to the launch by Mansell, in Southampton yesterday, of the Balfour Beatty Apprenticeships scheme.

Keepmoat and Apollo to merge

22 Jul 11 Social housing maintenance contractors Keepmoat and Apollo are planning to join by the end of the year.

Data centre contracts lift Mountfield

22 Jul 11 Fit-out contractor Mountfield has been awarded new contracts with an aggregate value of £8.2m.

Breedon rescues C&G Concrete

22 Jul 11 Breedon Aggregates has made its first acquisition by buying C&G Concrete out of administration for £10.15m.

Speedy diversifies into management consultancy

22 Jul 11 Speedy, the plant and tool hire group, has launched a new service offering contractors advice on how to make their sites more efficient.

Shapps considers self-build action plan

22 Jul 11 Housing minister Grant Shapps is considering proposals that he commissioned to promote the self-build movement.

Microlease showcases LEO Asset Management solution at DSEi

21 Jul 11 Specialist test equipment rental and asset management organisation will demonstrate cost-effective LEO Through-Life Support asset management system at major Defence and Security Industry event in September.

Cranes dampen Terex’s rising sales

21 Jul 11 A doubling in sales at its Genie aerial work platform division helped Terex to a 38% increase in net sales in the second quarter of 2011. But cranes made a loss.

Profits up for confident Howden

21 Jul 11 Howden Joinery saw revenues from UK depots rise 4.9% in the first 24 weeks of 2011 to £334.9m. This was a 2.4% rise on a same depot basis.

Higher earnings for Otis and Carrier

21 Jul 11 The parent company of Otis Elevators and heating and air-conditioning manufacturer Carrier has reported increased earnings for both businesses.

Palfinger buys Russian crane maker

21 Jul 11 Palfinger, the Austrian producer of truck loader cranes, has taken over Russian crane manufacturer Inman.

Balfour Beatty contract prepares way for Thameslink

21 Jul 11 Balfour Beatty Rail, working with sister companies Birse Rail and Balfour Beatty Engineering Services, has been awarded a design and construct contract worth £4.7m at Tanners Hill, South London.

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