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Record-breaking suspension bridge opens

18 Mar 22 The world’s longest-spanning suspension bridge has opened in Turkey.

Hull to retender part of consultants' framework

18 Mar 22 Kingston-upon-Hull City Council has selected an initial 14 firms for its engineering and regeneration professional services framework.

Central Beds names contractors for £500m framework

18 Mar 22 Central Bedfordshire Council has selected a range of contractors for a construction framework expected to deliver £500m of work over the next four years.

NHBC approves precast foundation system

17 Mar 22 NHBC, which provides warranties and insurance for new homes in the UK, has approved the use of Roger Bullivant’s RBeam precast concrete foundation system.

Cemex launches latest contest for start-ups

17 Mar 22 Cemex Ventures has teamed up with companies from across the construction industry to launch the sixth edition of its competition for innovative start-ups.

Strabag cuts Russian ties

16 Mar 22 Strabag’s core shareholder has cancelled a Russian syndicate agreement and suspended dividend payments to stop a sanctioned oligarch receiving funds from projects including HS2.

Robertson picks Deanestor for Glasgow fit-out

16 Mar 22 Robertson Group has awarded Deanestor a £3.1m contract to manufacture and install kitchens and wardrobes for a new £80m build-to-rent neighbourhood in Glasgow.

Scottish SMEs offered guidance on going digital

16 Mar 22 The Scottish Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) has launched a launched a guide that points small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to the help they need to go digital.

Deal agreed for Derby concert hall

16 Mar 22 Construction of a £46m concert hall in Derby could begin in January 2023 after developers signed a lease agreement with a venue manager.

Drees & Sommer takes stake in AA Projects

16 Mar 22 German construction consultant Drees & Sommer has taken a minority stake in Manchester-based AA Projects in prelude to a full takeover.

Highway maintenance crew turns to cargo bike

16 Mar 22 An electric cycle rickshaw is the new vehicle of choice for a contractor carrying out highways maintenance work in London.

Wacker Neuson acquires Enar

15 Mar 22 Wacker, a name synonymous with compaction equipment, is taking over Spanish manufacturer Enar.

Roadbridge collapses

14 Mar 22 Civil engineering contractor Roadbridge has been placed in receivership.

Birmingham expands Equans’ contract with £160m deal

14 Mar 22 Birmingham City Council has appointed Equans to provide maintenance and refurbishment works to more than 40,000 council homes in the city.

John F Hunt invests £10m in gen sets

14 Mar 22 John F Hunt has ordered 180 diesel generators for its temporary power division.

Graham team lands Meadowbank housing

11 Mar 22 A consortium led by Graham has won a 600-home project as part of regeneration work in Meadowbank, Edinburgh.

Green light for Hammersmith student towers

11 Mar 22 Hammersmith & Fulham Council has given planning permission for the construction of a 713-bed purpose-built student accommodation scheme.

HG Group launches HG Living

11 Mar 22 Hertfordshire-based HG Construction has launched HG Living Ltd as a property development company specialising in purpose built student accommodation (PBSA), build to rent (BTR) and affordable housing schemes.

Concrete pump guide updated

11 Mar 22 The Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS) has updated its guidance on the safe use of concrete pumps to recognise industry changes over the past 10 years.

Hardy dumps Renew for Balfour Beatty

10 Mar 22 Louise Hardy, the former Aecom and Laing O’Rourke civil engineer, has quit the board of engineering services group Renew Holdings after just three months to join Balfour Beatty instead.

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