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Kier racks up utilities workload

5 Aug 14 A £200m contract from Bristol Water is the latest in a raft of major contract awards for Kier in the utilities sector.

New revenue stream for GAP

4 Aug 14 Plant hire firm GAP has launched a welfare services division to rent out portable chemical lavatories.

Cost inflation weighs down Morgan Sindall

4 Aug 14 Despite an upturn in UK construction output, Morgan Sindall has yet to find profits any easier to make, the company said today.

Strong first half for Keller

4 Aug 14 International ground engineering specialist Keller Group has seen profits and revenue grow by more than 20% in the first half of 2014.

Gas acquisition for Renew

4 Aug 14 Infrastructure services group Renew has agreed the takeover of utilities contractor Forefront Group for £14.8m.

Islington ends Kier contract to bring housing repairs in house

4 Aug 14 Islington Council has called off its housing repairs contract with Kier, deciding against a three-year extension option, and brought the work back in house.

Keltbray reports best-ever turnover

1 Aug 14 Keltbray has announced the best-ever performance in the company’s 38-year history.

Keepmoat wins five-year Midlands housing repair contract

1 Aug 14 Keepmoat Property Services has won a £8.5m contract to carry out repairs and maintenance work for more than 1,400 homes across the Midlands.

Arcadis agrees to buy Hyder in £256m deal

31 Jul 14 Arcadis is to buy Hyder Consulting in a £256.2m deal agreed by the boards of both companies.

Balfour Beatty wins $30m contract for new US client

31 Jul 14 Balfour Beatty has been appointed to provide construction management at risk services for a new residential building in Washington, DC.

Construction tax fraud gang jailed

31 Jul 14 A gang of 20 has been jailed for stealing more than £8m in a sophisticated tax fraud.

Talks over already as Balfour Beatty rebuffs Carillion

31 Jul 14 Less than a week after revealing that it had welcomed Carillion’s approach for a merger, Balfour Beatty has walked away from the table and called it all off.

Off the wall

30 Jul 14 With 90mm of foam insulation on the outside of your house, you'll be nice and warm. But where will you hang your satellite dish? David Taylor finds out

Keltbray piles it on

30 Jul 14 Keltbray Piling is investing for a growing workload. David Taylor reports

Third time lucky for hollow core factory

30 Jul 14 Oranmore, a newcomer to the UK precast concrete industry, is looking to make its mark on the hollow core flooring sector.

Mix & Match

30 Jul 14 Instead of sending 28,000 tonnes of waste soil to landfill Taylor Wimpey has re-used it on another site. David Taylor reports

Nice work

30 Jul 14 With a skills shortage looming, how do we encourage more youngsters into the industry? Mark Smulian spoke to one man who might have the answer

Breedon digs in

30 Jul 14 Reborn in the recession, Breedon Aggregates is set on a path of steady growth. Emma Crates talks to chief executive officer Simon Vivian

Tight squeeze in Oxford Street

30 Jul 14 The cramped confines of Londons busiest shopping street is not the easiest place to try and demolish a jumble of interconnected buildings, as Emma Crates discovered

Hitting the roads

30 Jul 14 The government has announced plans for what it claims is the biggest investment in the road network since the 1970s. So what is being planned, and how likely is it that these schemes will all go ahead? Jim Simpson reports.

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