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GMI starts work on York student accommodation

12 Jun 23 GMI Construction Group has begun work on a 303-bed student accommodation in James Street, York.

New framework hopes to boost local highway innovation

12 Jun 23 A group of local highway authorities are putting together a framework for procuring innovation.

Bowmer & Kirkland starts £46m Derby performance venue

12 Jun 23 Bowmer & Kirkland has broken ground on a new £45.8m events venue in the city of Derby.

Henry Construction Projects falls into administration

9 Jun 23 London-based Henry Construction Projects Ltd is in administration.

Retirement developer buys Edenbridge golf course

9 Jun 23 Retirement housing developer Inspired Villages has bought a 27-acre site in Edenbridge in Kent.

Aggregates lobby group sets up concrete division

9 Jun 23 The British Aggregates Association (BAA) has set up a concrete division.

Technip Energies to design Europe’s first lithium refinery

8 Jun 23 Technip Energies, a specialised spin-off from French consulting engineer TechnipFMC, is to carry out front-end engineering and design for a new lithium refinery in Germany.

Developers oppose new levy system

8 Jun 23 The British Property Federation is pressing government to just reform existing planning charges rather than introduce a whole new levy.

Watchdog blocks rail signalling merger

8 Jun 23 The proposed takeover of Thales GTS by Hitachi could lead to rail signalling projects becoming more expensive, the competition authorities have determined.

CLC pushes for more trades to be added to shortage list

8 Jun 23 The Construction Leadership Council is pressing for immigration restrictions to be eased for a wider range of construction trades.

Wates reorganises SES under Clifford

8 Jun 23 SES Engineering Services, part of Wates Group, has appointed Rob Clifford as its new managing director.

Environment Agency softens HVO stance and sponsors study

8 Jun 23 The Environment Agency has swung behind the use of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) as a cleaner alternative to diesel and has commissioned consultants to set out its position.

Restructuring costs soften Vp profits

7 Jun 23 Revenue was up but profit down at the equipment rental group Vp last year.

Consultants sign for defence estate work

7 Jun 23 The Ministry of Defence has named four consulting groups as technical service providers for its £5.1bn defence estate optimisation portfolio framework.

Suffolk names contractors for £500m construction framework

7 Jun 23 The latest iteration of Suffolk County Council’s four-year construction framework has gone live.

Burns & McDonnell expands UK service offer

7 Jun 23 Former Sweco director Steven Morgan has joined Burns & McDonnell UK to run its new environmental services (ENS) group.

WSP acquires Australian mining specialist

6 Jun 23 Montreal-based consulting engineer WSP has bought Calibre Professional Services One, an Australian specialist in the mining industry.

Another UK acquisition for TSA

5 Jun 23 A month after taking over Henry Riley, Australian firm TSA Management has made a second UK acquisition.

Midlands developer names new MD

5 Jun 23 Elevate Property Group has promoted James Costello to managing director as part of a wider expansion plan.

Engineers re-think car park design

5 Jun 23 Multi-storey car parks built in the 1970s are unlikely to be fit for the modern world, engineers have warned.

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