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CLC issues product availability update

9 Mar 22 The Construction Leadership council has released another of its periodic updates on shortages and availability of construction products and materials.

Ibstock looks to diversify

9 Mar 22 Ibstock is looking to grow revenues by 50% in the next three years by diversifying.

Cemex deal lifts Breedon to new heights

9 Mar 22 Building materials group Breedon saw its sales top £1bn for the first time last year and profits soar.

Costain scales back the losses

9 Mar 22 Loss-making civil engineering contractor Costain made progress in 2021 but it still hasn’t turned a profit since 2018.

Timberwise expands into Scotland

8 Mar 22 Property care business Timberwise has announced plans to open three new locations in Scotland and will be recruiting locally.

Five ways Birmingham Highways PFI contract has changed

8 Mar 22 Birmingham City Council and Birmingham Highways Limited are seeking a contractor for the £2.7bn Birmingham Highways PFI contract – but it is not the same deal on which Amey came unstuck.

Hampshire names 25 for professional services framework

7 Mar 22 Hampshire County Council has selected 25 firms of consulting engineers for a four-year professional services framework.

Laing O’Rourke adds non-exec to board

7 Mar 22 Laing O’Rourke has appointed Hayaatun Sillem, chief executive of the Royal Academy of Engineering, to its board as an additional non-executive director.

Aggregate Industries launches ECOPact Prime AS

7 Mar 22 Aggregate Industries, has added to its market-leading ECOPact low carbon concrete product range with the launch of ECOPact Prime AS.

Optimism recedes despite growth in output

4 Mar 22 Latest survey of purchasing managers indicates that the UK construction sector is gathering momentum, inflation is falling but confidence is in decline.

Five designers shortlisted for A83 landslip remedy

4 Mar 22 Transport Scotland has invited five consultants to tender for the design of a long-term solution to landslip problems on the A83 at Rest & Be Thankful.

Atkins tasked with job centre heating study

4 Mar 22 Consulting engineer Atkins has been appointed by the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) to carry out a nationwide study into how to decarbonise its properties.

Deeley starts new Bloor HQ

4 Mar 22 Deeley Construction has started work on Bloor Homes’ new purpose-built regional office in Tewkesbury.

Galliford Try reveals full cost of NMCN purchase

3 Mar 22 Expenditure on NMCN’s water business and a new IT system knocked out Galliford Try’s half-year profits but there have been improvements in the operating performance.

Brick-laying robot gets Liebherr input

3 Mar 22 Australian technology company FBR is teaming up with Liebherr’s concrete-mixing business to commercialise the Hadrian X brick-laying robot.

Villa plans 50,000 capacity expansion

3 Mar 22 Aston Villa Football club is planning construction of a massive stadium expansion despite racking up further financial losses.

Taylor Wimpey says there's more growth to come

3 Mar 22 Pete Redfern has signed off his last set of accounts as Taylor Wimpey chief executive, with numbers improved but still lagging behind pre-Covid heights.

What does 'the total cost of works' mean?

2 Mar 22 Many contractors no doubt think they have a good idea of what the term ‘costs’ means. They might not always be right, as Kieran Shields and Ben Couldrey from Irwin Mitchell LLP explain.

Bam finally cleared to start on £72m health hub

2 Mar 22 Bam has finally been given the green light to begin building a major Scottish health hub that has been redesigned and doubled in value since it was appointed more than two years ago.

Persimmon profit returns towards £1bn

2 Mar 22 After a 25% dip in 2020, Persimmon profits are close to being back to where they were pre-pandemic.

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