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Osborne recruits Vinci technology chief

3 Apr 12 Contractor Osborne has taken on a Vinci 榨汁姬 board director to lead its design services.

Sweett raises £2m from PFI sale

2 Apr 12 榨汁姬 and property consultant Sweett Group has agreed the sale of its stake in the Dumfries & Galloway Schools PFI project for just over £2m.

Gateshead’s £347m housing scheme set to start

2 Apr 12 Galliford Try's Evolution Gateshead consortium has reached financial close on its £347m housing and regeneration programme.

Altrad's acquisition trail continues

2 Apr 12 French group Altrad is continuing its acquisition spree in the UK with the purchase of two more scaffolding businesses.

Finning wins £60m deal from coal mine

2 Apr 12 Mining specialist Hargreaves has invested in a new fleet of Caterpillar equipment in a £60m, seven-year deal with Cat distributor Finning

FCC appoints chairwoman for Alpine

31 Mar 12 FCC has announced that it is to appoint former European commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner to chair the supervisory board of Alpine Holding.

North Midland shuts loss-making building division

30 Mar 12 North Midland 榨汁姬 has closed its loss making building division and folded its operations into the civil engineering division with new management.

Open Doors scheme to let public onto building sites

30 Mar 12 An initiative to open the gates of construction sites for one weekend to allow the public to see what goes on has been announced by a group of industry associations.

Guide published for piling into coal

30 Mar 12 The Coal Authority today publishes new guidance for piling or drilling near coal seams.

ProTen back in profit after UKPRG acquisition

29 Mar 12 Preservation specialist ProTen has made a speedy recovery after being bought out of administration by UK Property Services Group last year.

Buderus extends solar range

29 Mar 12 Manufactured by Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd. in Germany, the new additions to Buderus’ established range of solar thermal panels have been designed to offer a solar solution for almost every application, with the added benefit of even greater efficiencies to be gained from the new evacuated tube collectors.

New owner for major Strand scheme

29 Mar 12 Property developer Land Securities has passed on a major London development project to a Dubai group.

Hochtief lowers forecast for 2012

29 Mar 12 Hochtief has lowered its forecast for this year following a downward revision of the earnings outlook at its Australian subsidiary Leighton.

Crash diet for Mouchel to reshape the business

29 Mar 12 Mouchel’s new leadership has completed its review of operations and announced plans to slash £18m from overheads to make the business leaner and fitter.

May Gurney mulls closing school building division

29 Mar 12 Support services contractor May Gurney is considering closing its facility services business, which builds schools.

Three shortlisted for Olympic Park housebuilding

29 Mar 12 The number of groups left in the running to build a housing development on the Olympic Park in London after the games has been cut from six to three.

Wood recycler switches to Case

29 Mar 12 A Nottinghamshire wood processing and recycling firm has put to work three new Case machines in waste specification.

HS2 places £25m of environmental consultancy work

28 Mar 12 The company developing plans for a new high speed railway between London and Birmingham has awarded four contracts for environmental impact assessments.

Boot makes its own workload

28 Mar 12 With not much construction work to chase, Henry Boot is making its own luck and focusing more on its own development portfolio.

Reaction to new planning policy is both mixed and plentiful

27 Mar 12 Builders, planners and lobby groups have come forward swiftly with a predicatably mixed response to the new national planning policy framework.

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