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Hochtief sees half-year profits up 25%

28 Jul 16 Hochtief’s half-year results show increases in profits, margins and the order backlog.

Switzerland picks team for new Rhine tunnel

28 Jul 16 A consortium led by Pöyry has won a contract to carry out engineering services for a new tunnel under the Rhine.

Willmott Dixon director joins Beard

28 Jul 16 Regional construction firm Beard has recruited Nigel Armstrong from Willmott Dixon to be pre-construction manager in its Guildford office.

Home Group signs Harrogate land deal

28 Jul 16 Newcastle-based social housing landlord Home Group is planning to build a development of 345 homes on the edge of Harrogate, North Yorkshire.

Network Rail retains Jacobs for Heathrow spur

28 Jul 16 Jacobs Engineering Group has been awarded a contract by Network Rail to continue its support for improving rail links from the Great Western main line to Heathrow Airport.

Carillion closes £190m Irish schools deal

27 Jul 16 A Carillion joint venture has achieved financial close on a public-private partnership contract for six schools in Ireland.

Breedon cleared to complete Hope acquisition

27 Jul 16 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has given final clearance to Breedon’s acquisition of Hope 榨汁姬 Materials.

Cat sales drop 39% in four years

26 Jul 16 Caterpillar, the US construction machinery giant, is spending $700m on restructuring and redundancies this year as it reshapes to cope with another substantial drop in sales.

Arup picked for record-breaking timber tower

26 Jul 16 Arup has been appointed to develop a 21-storey tower that will be the world’s tallest wooden residential building to date.

Skanska sells Swedish installation business

26 Jul 16 Skanska has sold a division that specialises in installation of services including electricity, heating, sanitation and ventilation.

‘Game changing’ acquisition for Lucion

26 Jul 16 Environmental and occupational safety group Lucion Services has taken over asbestos and environmental consultancy Redhills.

CITB funds drone training for roofers

26 Jul 16 Flying remote-controlled model aircraft might once have been something construction workers did at the weekend for leisure, but now they can receive training in the pursuit for their work.

Support offered for redundant Dunne employees

26 Jul 16 Government and unions are offering their support to former employees of the Dunne Group who were made redundant when the company collapsed last week.

Port of LA moves forward with green terminal

24 Jul 16 A US$27m (£20.6m) project is getting under way in Los Angeles to showcase how clean energy solutions can be adopted for marine terminal operations.

So what now?

22 Jul 16 With the post-Brexit machinations still being played out in the halls of Westminster and Brussels, what does life outside the EU mean for the UK construction sector? In the absence of facts, Neil Edwards looks at the figures

BAM to build €40m base for 50 fire engines

22 Jul 16 Royal BAM Group’s German building company has been appointed to build a centre for fire and rescue services in Leverkusen, north of Cologne.

Gatwick names 17 contractors for £1.2bn framework

22 Jul 16 Seventeen construction contractors have been selected by Gatwick Airport for its five-year capital investment programme, worth £1.2 bn.

Amey names divisional MDs

22 Jul 16 Amey chief executive Andy Milner has appointed three new managing directors to head up business units of the company.

Lakehouse now run by the man who built Mears

22 Jul 16 Mears chairman Bob Holt has taken over day-to-day control at troubled support services contractor Lakehouse.

New owners for Morrison Utility Services

22 Jul 16 Ownership of contractor Morrison Utility Services is transferring from one group of financial investors to another.

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