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Contract awarded for 26-mile Texan railway

17 Dec 18 Dallas Area Rapid Transit has approved the award of a US$783m (£598m) contract for design and construction of the Cotton Belt commuter rail line.

Crosslane JV appoints RGB for Cardiff student rooms

17 Dec 18 RGB Group has begun construction of 391-bed purpose-built student accommodation development in Cardiff’s Howard Gardens.

Morgan Sindall picked for Nottingham student rooms

17 Dec 18 Vita Group has chosen Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure to build its second Vita Student scheme in the midlands.

Balfour Beatty hits targets and beats expectations

14 Dec 18 Balfour Beatty has hit its target to achieve industry standard margins of 2-3% in its construction operations.

CITB board accused of shafting 300 employees

14 Dec 18 The outsourcing company taking on 300 back-office staff from the Construction Industry Training Board has told them that they can keep their jobs, but only if they uproot their lives and move home.

Pre-cast firms admit to illegal cartel

13 Dec 18 The Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found that three drainage product manufacturers broke competition law by fixing prices, dividing up the market between them and ripping off their construction industry customers.

Eurovia completes purchase of Salini’s US paving business

13 Dec 18 Salini Impregilo’s US subsidiary has completed the US$555m (£425m) sale of its Plants & Paving Division to Vinci’s Eurovia.

Interserve draws up living will

13 Dec 18 Interserve has produced contingency plans in case it does not survive its financial problems.

Spencer teams up with Hitachi for Metro shed bid

13 Dec 18 Engineering contractor Spencer Group has teamed up with Japanese train maker Hitachi to bid together for a £500m contract to build new trains and a maintenance centre for the Tyne & Wear Metro.

Albert Square rebuild 45% over budget and 31 months late

13 Dec 18 The BBC’s flagship E20 project to build a new set for EastEnders has itself turned into something of a soap opera.

Hadden Group picked for Falkirk nursery

12 Dec 18 Hadden Group has been appointed under a framework agreement to build a new nursery within the grounds of Hallglen Primary School in Falkirk.

Centre for victim support to be developed in Edinburgh

12 Dec 18 All backing is now in place for creation of a specialist centre in Edinburgh to support children, young people and adults who have been victims of sexual assault and other forms of abuse and neglect.

Drilling begins at Glasgow geothermal research site

12 Dec 18 Drilling is now under way for the first borehole at a pioneering geothermal energy research site in Glasgow.

SigmaRoc agrees £15m CCP takeover

11 Dec 18 SigmaRoc, the new mini conglomerate seeking to consolidate the building materials sector, has struck a deal to buy Lancashire’s CCP.

Hochtief subsidiaries win $600m Tasmanian water contract

11 Dec 18 A joint venture of two Australian subsidiaries of Hochtief has been named as the preferred contractor for a water and wastewater capital works in Tasmania.

A-Plant cuts rates and capex as profits dip

11 Dec 18 A-Plant has reported modest growth for the first half of its financial year but profit margins have suffered.

Berkeley company hit for £130k fine after scaffold tube crush

11 Dec 18 Berkeley Group company St George City has been fined £130,000 after a structural engineer visiting one of its sites was crushed by scaffold tubes.

Initial contract awarded for transformation of Downtown Auckland

11 Dec 18 A contracting joint venture has been appointed to carry out the early works contract for a programme to transform Downtown Auckland in New Zealand.

Australian city commissions road built with plastics and glass

10 Dec 18 Tens of thousands of plastic bags and glass bottles have been diverted from landfill and repurposed to create asphalt for a South Australian road.

Wates sets out boardroom code

10 Dec 18 The Financial Reporting Council has published six principles that large private companies should abide by.

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