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Plant hire consolidator starts acquisition spree with Jovic

14 Dec 17 There’s a new name in plant hire and it is on the acquisition trail.

Banks grant Interserve breathing space

13 Dec 17 Interserve has struck a deal with its lenders to keep the business afloat for the time being.

SigmaRoc snaps up Poundfield

13 Dec 17 Construction materials group SigmaRoc has agreed a deal to acquire Poundfield Products for £10.25m.

Hochtief wins Australian solar project

13 Dec 17 An Australian subsidiary of Hochtief has been named as preferred contractor for a 270MW solar farm project in North Queensland, Australia.

Breedon and Tarmac trade assets

13 Dec 17 Construction materials giant CRH has agreed to sell four quarries and an asphalt plant from its Tarmac subsidiary to Breedon for £16.5m.

Purchasing system opened for fire suppression systems

13 Dec 17 Public sector procurement group Fusion21 has launched an electronic purchasing system for fire suppression systems and associated works.

A-Plant half-year numbers rise 23%

12 Dec 17 A-Plant saw its revenue swell 23% to £245.1m in the six months to 31st October 2017, up from £199.3m for the same period last year.

Balfour Beatty turnaround continues to plan

12 Dec 17 Balfour Beatty has issued a reassuring trading update to shareholders confirming that the transformation of the business is continuing to go according to plan.

Active Access expands its fleet

12 Dec 17 A Scottish powered access equipment hire company is splashing the cash in a bid for regional market leadership.

Plans in for Digbeth PRS scheme

12 Dec 17 Developer All Saints Living is hoping to start construction in summer 2018 of a large private rented sector development in Birmingham.

Case dealer taken over

12 Dec 17 Newport-based Case dealer LDH Plant has been acquired by the Ward Woolston Group.

Industry groups press for SME voice in picking CITB chair

11 Dec 17 Trade associations representing small and medium sized construction firms have voiced their disapproval of the selection process for the next chair of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB).

Berkeley expects profits to fall 50% next year

8 Dec 17 House-builder Berkeley Group is on course for ever greater profits this year but is braced for a 50% fall next year as its business returns to what it calls more normal levels.

Berkeley plans prefab factory

8 Dec 17 House-builder Berkeley Group is planning to build modular housing components in a factory in Kent.

Berkeley promotes duo to main board

8 Dec 17 Berkeley Group has promoted Justin Tibaldi and Paul Vallone to its main board as executive directors.

Welsh government mandates project bank accounts

8 Dec 17 The devolved government of Wales has decided to use project bank accounts (PBAs) from 1st January 2018 on all building projects over £2m procured by government bodies.

Geotechnical group appoints hon sec

8 Dec 17 Nick Armstrong, a manager with Fugro’s site characterisation and geoconsulting business, has been appointed honorary secretary of the British Geotechnical Association.

Fluor lands further $750m of Puerto Rico power repairs

7 Dec 17 The US Army Corps of Engineers has awarded Fluor additional work worth at least US$750m (£560m) for repairs to the power grid in Puerto Rico.

BAM takes €55m hit on Dutch lock project

7 Dec 17 Royal BAM Group has said that it expects to take a €55m (£48m) project loss this quarter on its sea lock project at Ijmuiden in the Netherlands.

Housing association fined £100k for HAVS failings

7 Dec 17 A housing association has been fined £100,000 for exposing maintenance workers to hand arm vibration syndrome (HAVS), caused by excessive use of power tools.

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