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Balfour Beatty tops contractors’ social media rankings

10 Feb 17 An independent audit of the social media reach of Britain’s top construction contractors has put Balfour Beatty at the head of the pile.

McLaren recruits new MD as numbers show rude health

10 Feb 17 At the same time as unveiling growing profits, McLaren Construction has revealed that former Wates chief operating officer Dave Smith is coming aboard as managing director.

Kier to build Chichester hospice

10 Feb 17 Kier is preferred bidder to build a new £15.5m hospice in Chichester.

Beard names commercial director

10 Feb 17 South of England contractor Beard has promoted Darren Miller to be its new commercial director.

Carillion lands contract for Sharjah’s greenest building

9 Feb 17 Support from UK Export Finance (UKEF) has helped Carillion and Zaha Hadid Architects secure a contract for the first building in Sharjah to be powered entirely by renewable and recoverable energy sources.

Besix buys Heijmans’ Belgian businesses

9 Feb 17 Besix has has agreed to buy all the shares of the four major Belgian operations of Dutch construction company Heijmans.

Keepmoat lands £22m Castleford housing scheme

9 Feb 17 Keepmoat starts work in early summer on a £22m housing development in Castleford.

Vinci boss describes 2016 results as ‘outstanding’

8 Feb 17 Vinci has seen a slight drop in overall revenue of 1.2% but a 10% rise in recurring operating income to €4.2bn (£3.6bn) for 2016.

Temporary works code published

8 Feb 17 The British Standards Institution (BSI) has published a new code of practice for temporary works for clients.

Keller guilty of HAVS failings

8 Feb 17 Ground engineering contractor Keller has been fined after a worker contracted severe hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS).

Record interims for Redrow

8 Feb 17 House-builder Redrow has reported record half-year results with a substantial leap in both revenue and profit.

Lovell breaks ground on Cardiff regeneration

8 Feb 17 Groundwork has started this week on The Mill, Canton – a £100m urban village being built in Cardiff.

House-building white paper puts faith in push for prefabrication

7 Feb 17 The government has published a white paper outlining proposals that it thinks will lead to faster construction of new homes.

Aarsleff exploits wider sheet piles

7 Feb 17 Foundations specialist Aarsleff Ground Engineering has won a major sheet piling project – an installation for a self-storage facility in southeast London.

Willmott Dixon wins Coventry Uni's London campus fit-out

6 Feb 17 Willmott Dixon has won a contract to fit out Coventry University’s new campus in London.

New sponsors sign up to zero-emissions building target

3 Feb 17 Three major businesses have signed up to a global target to ensure all buildings have net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Kier tops January contracts league

3 Feb 17 Kier has topped The Builders’ Conference BCLive contracts league table for January with a haul of 14 contracts during the month worth an aggregate £282.4m.

Cowi wins Oslo airport contract

2 Feb 17 Cowi is to design a 23,300m² expansion at Oslo Airport to make room for the world’s largest passenger aircraft.

New owners for southwest roofing firm

1 Feb 17 Roofing Supplies Ltd (RSL), a leading roofing materials supplier in the southwest, has been bought by Plymouth-based private investment firm Longhouse Group.

Weak pound softens Alumasc margins

31 Jan 17 Building products firm Alumasc has grown its half-year earnings for the fifth consecutive time but the weakness of sterling impacted on its profit margins as the cost of imported materials went up.

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