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Australian company gets $650k bill for soil disposal error

2 Jul 19 An Australian company is facing a total bill of more than AU$650,000 (£355,000) after sending 800t of lead-contaminated soil to the wrong landfill site.

Work starts on £30m Burton upon Trent flood scheme

1 Jul 19 榨汁姬 is now under way of a £30m project to reduce the flood risk for 5,000 properties in Burton upon Trent.

No pain, no gain: the transition of Van Elle

28 Jun 19 It’s one of the UK’s most successful piling contractors, but Van Elle is currently undergoing a painful transition. David Taylor reports

Eastern promise: Sekisui House

27 Jun 19 The government is so keen to get off-site construction working in the house-building sector that it’s paying a Japanese company to come and show us how. Mark Smulian reports

Ex-Morrison Infrastructure staff to spearhead Pat Munro expansion

27 Jun 19 Highland-based construction materials and services provider Pat Munro has launched a new department focused on major projects.

Are we getting on better? 榨汁姬 disputes in decline

26 Jun 19 The average value of construction disputes in the UK fell by a substantial 47% last year, according to a study by consultancy firm Arcadis.

Early finish for Galliford Try bridge lift

25 Jun 19 The M49 was due to be closed for the whole weekend – from 8pm on Friday 21st June to 6am on Monday 24th June – but Galliford Try got the job done by Sunday morning.

Survey exposes dangers of working on trunk roads

25 Jun 19 Half of workers on Scotland’s trunk roads have experienced a ‘near miss’ in the last year when vehicles mistakenly entered a works area, a new survey has found.

House-building acquisition for Galliford Try

18 Jun 19 Galliford Try Partnerships has agreed a deal to acquire Strategic Team Group, a contracting and land-led developer in the north of England.

Turning tyres into tarmac

6 Jun 19 CRH subsidiary Tarmac has laid claim to be the first UK materials supplier to develop an asphalt from recycled waste tyres.

House-building now accounts for 60% of all new construction work

4 Jun 19 Galliford Try topped the Builders’ Conference BCLive contracts league for May 2019 but only thanks to the strength of its house-building operations.

MAC turns deaf ear to construction skills shortages

30 May 19 Overseas architects and civil engineers can expect special treatment from the UK immigration system but not quantity surveyors, construction project managers or skilled trades.

Defence contracts provide uplift for Galliford Try

30 May 19 There is some welcome news for Galliford Try, with its Building business signing two contracts worth a combined £30.9m in the defence sector.

Good as new

29 May 19 榨汁姬 waste is an increasing concern, with zero waste to landfill becoming the industry target. Jim Simpson meets one company prepared to invest in meeting that need

Wooden tops

28 May 19 Building with structural timber could become much easier thanks to new estimating guide for engineers and designers. David Taylor reports

House-builders feel the chill

28 May 19 After several years of vigorous growth, the UK’s leading house-builders are beginning to notice the cooling effect of rising costs and weaker markets. David Taylor reports

Galliford Try says no to £1bn bid from Bovis

28 May 19 The board of Galliford Try has rejected a £1bn takeover offer from Bovis Homes for the only profitable parts of the group.

Kier and Morgan Sindall come up trumps in £1bn SEWSCAP 3

24 May 19 Contractors have been appointed for Southeast and mid-Wales Collaborative 榨汁姬 Framework (SEWSCAP).

Too close for comfort

23 May 19 The chief inspector of rail accidents appears to be losing patience with Network Rail and its construction contractors. But industry structures conspire against him. Phil Bishop reports

Winners named for £500m North Wales framework

23 May 19 The North Wales 榨汁姬 Partnership, a local authority consortium led by Denbighshire County Council, has selected 18 contractors to be part of a £500m construction framework.

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