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Margin pressure intensifies as construction output falls again

4 Nov 19 榨汁姬 output fell for a sixth successive month in October 2019, according to the latest monthly survey of construction purchasing managers.

Late-paying Kier suspended from Prompt Payment Code

4 Nov 19 Kier, Seddon 榨汁姬 and McNicholas 榨汁姬 Services have been suspended from the Prompt Payment Code for failing to honour a commitment to pay 95% of all supplier invoices within 60 days.

TfL's Kidbrooke flats approved

4 Nov 19 Transport for London (TfL) and Notting Hill Genesis, working together as part of the Kidbrooke Partnership LLP joint venture, have been given planning permission to build eight blocks of flats in Kidrooke, southeast London.

IPAF names new chief executive

4 Nov 19 Peter Douglas, former operations director of Nationwide Platforms, has been appointed chief executive and managing director of the International Powered Access Federation.

Skeleton crew

1 Nov 19 The construction sector has the second-highest rate of work-related musculoskeletal disorders of any industry in the UK, according to figures from the Health & Safety Executive. Small wonder then, that contractors are watching the development of occupational exoskeletons with interest. Helena Russell reports

Cardiff tower block faults frustrate residents

1 Nov 19 Residents of a Cardiff Bay development built a little over 10 years ago fear that their homes are now ‘effectively worthless’ due to a litany of construction and fire safety defects.

Scottish tidal specialist wins pilot project in Japan

1 Nov 19 Simec Atlantis Energy has signed a contract with Kyuden Mirai Energy to supply tidal generation equipment and construction services for a demonstration project in Japan.

Kvaerner to build floating hulls for record-breaking offshore wind farm

1 Nov 19 Kvaerner has signed a contract worth NOK1.5bn (£125m) to build 11 floating concrete hulls for wind turbines off the coast of Norway.

T&T joins L&G's Spark team

1 Nov 19 Legal & General has appointed Turner & Townsend to provide cost management services for its new commercial office building in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Interserve JV extends defence training estate contract

1 Nov 19 Interserve’s Landmarc Support Services joint venture has secured a two-year extension to its Ministry of Defence estates management contract.

Hanson moves Green to MQP

1 Nov 19 Hanson Contracting managing director Rick Green has moved jobs within the Hanson UK group to take charge of its Leicestershire-based asphalt and quarrying business Midland Quarry Products (MQP).

Rotherham replaces Fortem with Engie

1 Nov 19 Rotherham Council has appointed two contractors to provide building repair and maintenance service to its 20,500 council properties.

Winners named in £30bn government construction framework

31 Oct 19 The government has selected 128 companies to share up to £30bn of public sector construction work over the next seven years, but there are some big names missing from the list.

Further problems found in troubled Edinburgh hospital

31 Oct 19 The second and final part of a review into the delayed opening of a new Edinburgh hospital has identified the need for remedial work within the fire and electrical systems.

Research highlights potential of rooftop solar

31 Oct 19 Research published this month claims that a quarter of Europe’s electricity needs could be met by rooftop solar energy installations.

Salini and Hochtief share $705m US highway contract

31 Oct 19 A joint venture of Salini Impregilo subsidiary Lane and Hochtief’s Flatiron West has won a US$705m (£545m) contract to widen a highway in the US state of Washington.

Manitou takes control of Midlands dealer

31 Oct 19 French telehandler manufacturer Manitou has taken a majority stake in one of its dealers, Mawsley Machinery.

RLB in for Bristol council housing drive

31 Oct 19 Bristol City Council has appointed quantity surveying firm Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) to help it build new council housing.

McLaren to build £30m warehouse at Manchester Airport

31 Oct 19 Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has appointed McLaren to build a warehouse and logistics facility on the site of a former WWII aircraft hangar at Manchester Airport’s World Freight Terminal.

Freedom earns extension to cable deal

31 Oct 19 Freedom, NG Bailey’s power line subsidiary, has secured an extension to its framework deal with UK Power Networks framework.

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