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Kier director moves to Interserve

10 Sep 19 Interserve has recruited Kier Major Projects director Paul Gandy to be the new managing director of its UK construction business.

Lendlease names Martin as Labbad’s replacement

10 Sep 19 Lendlease Europe chief operating officer Neil Martin has been promoted to chief executive, taking over from Dan Labbad, who is leaving to become CEO of The Crown Estate.

Galliford Try warms to Bovis' £1bn offer

10 Sep 19 Galliford Try has reached a preliminary deal to sell its house-building interests to Bovis Homes for £1.075bn.

New orders plummet in second quarter

10 Sep 19 The construction industry in Great Britain saw new orders fall by 13.3% in the second quarter of 2019, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Interserve wins £7.6m Devon school contract

10 Sep 19 The Department for Education has selected Interserve to design and build Glendinning House, a special education needs school for children in Newton Abbot, Devon.

BAM wins contract for Danish school

9 Sep 19 BAM Danmark has won a €46m (£41m) contract to design and build a community school in the old port area of Copenhagen.

Wind expert says City of London should go further

9 Sep 19 A leading expert in wind dynamics has called for the City of London Corporation to go further in its proposals to battle the phenomenon of skyscrapers in the Square Mile creating windy streets.

Galliford Try names new regional building boss

9 Sep 19 Galliford Try has named Darren Parker as the new managing director of its Building North West business, succeeding Jim Parker, who has decided to retire.

Construction wins one-year delay to reverse charge VAT

9 Sep 19 The government has agreed to delay the implementation of domestic reverse charge VAT for construction services by a year, until October 2020.

Pagabo seeks contractors and consultants for £10bn frameworks

9 Sep 19 Humberside-based procurement consultant Pagabo is seeking contractors for construction frameworks that it claims will deliver £10.5bn worth of work for the selected firms.

Hill wins Thessaloniki port expansion role

6 Sep 19 A team led by Hill International has been picked as designer and project manager for a major expansion of the port of Thessaloniki in northern Greece.

Project management contract let for Grand Paris Express lines

6 Sep 19 French government agency Société du Grand Paris (SGP) has awarded Systra a project management contract for the construction of two lines of the massive rail network.

Battle-scar healing methods for traumatised drainage workers

6 Sep 19 When an employee of drainage specialist Lanes Group witnessed a dead body being removed from a building, they were able to call on the services of the company’s in-house trauma risk management practitioner.

Anderton Concrete rationalises product range

6 Sep 19 Ibstock subsidiary Anderton Concrete, a manufacturer of precast concrete products, has reorganised to concentrate specifically on the rail and infrastructure sector.

Weston buys its first JCBs

6 Sep 19 Weston Logistics, a division of Weston Homes, has bought a fleet of 12 new JCB Loadall telescopic handlers.

Renfrewshire awards contracts for 140 new homes

6 Sep 19 Renfrewshire Council has approved contracts worth a total of £19m for the construction of 140 new homes in Ferguslie and Johnstone.

Ministry consults on lowering sprinkler threshold

5 Sep 19 The Ministry of Housing has gone out to consultation on a proposal to make fire sprinklers mandatory for all new buildings above 18 metres high.

St Andrews secures funds to research batteries for wind farms

5 Sep 19 Funding of £12m has been given to a project aimed at developing a safe, cheap, long-lasting battery that could revolutionising renewable energy storage and rural train services.

Platforms sale puts HSS into profit

5 Sep 19 The sale of its powered access division helped HSS Hire Group show a profit for the first half of 2019 but the continuing operations are still losing money.

Redrow commits to traditional methods

5 Sep 19 While several major house-builders are investing in offsite construction and substantial prefabricated components, Redrow has planted its flag firmly in the traditionalists’ camp.

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