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Conder Allslade opens in London

7 Aug 13 Portsmouth-based steelwork contractor Conder Allslade has opened a new office in the City of London.

Leighton team agrees details for $900m Perth road scheme

6 Aug 13 Leighton Contractors has reached agreement on the price, scope and construction methodology for the Gateway Western Australia (WA) Perth Airport and freight access project.

MBO for Quattro

6 Aug 13 Plant hire firm Quattro Group has been bought by its management team.

Atkins to help in $20bn LA rail expansion

6 Aug 13 The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Metro, has selected Atkins to serve as a general engineering consultant (GEC) in support of the network operations, maintenance and expansion plans.

Residential conversion planned for LU headquarters

6 Aug 13 London Underground’s headquarters at 55 Broadway above St James’s Park tube station is to be turned into flats.

TClarke profits under pressure

6 Aug 13 Careful contract selection has helped building services group TClarke produce a slight improvement in profitability for the first half of the year.

Basement defects on the rise

6 Aug 13 The National House Building Council has added its voice to concern about the building of basements, especially in London, with a growing incidence of tanking defects and other faults.

Sirius turns to Volvo

6 Aug 13 A desire to cut its fuel costs has prompted Leeds-based land remediation contractor Sirius Group to buy Volvo excavators for the first time.

Committee investigates construction training schemes

6 Aug 13 A parliamentary committee is investigating ways of boosting youth employment and training on the back of construction and housing investment.

Bad debts drag Morgan Sindall

5 Aug 13 With margins already reduced, Morgan Sindall’s profits for the first half of the year were all but wiped out by non-payment of bad debts.

Sweett opens LA office

2 Aug 13 Sweett Group’s North American joint venture with VVA has opened its first office on the west coast of the USA in Los Angeles, California.

New MD for Eric Wright Civil Engineering

2 Aug 13 Diane Bourne has been named managing director at Eric Wright Civil Engineering ahead of the retirement of John Saddington in September.

UKCG recognises piling course

2 Aug 13 The UK Contractors Group (UKCG) has given its backing to the piling site supervisor training scheme (PSSTS), recognising it as equivalent to the site supervisors safety training scheme (SSSTS).

乐播传媒 signs Prompt Payment Code

1 Aug 13 Mace has decided to abandon the ranks of the fair payment refuseniks and comply with the government’s request to sign the Prompt Payment Code.

Aberdeen acquisition boosts Costain’s offshore offering

1 Aug 13 Costain has acquired Aberdeen-based oil & gas specialist EPC Offshore for an initial £9.6m.

Framework focus pays off for ERH

1 Aug 13 ERH Group, the southwest and Wales based contractor, reports 65% growth for 2012, with turnover rising to £42m.

Leighton team lands Brisbane rail link

1 Aug 13 Leighton subsidiary Thiess has won a AU$650m (£385m) contract to deliver the Moreton Bay Rail Link, which will service a major suburban growth corridor in south east Queensland, Australia.

Leighton to build Macau mega resort

31 Jul 13 Hochtief subsidiary Leighton has won a A$2.8bn (£1.7bn) contract to design and build a luxury resort in Macau, the world’s biggest gaming hub.

Amey responds to Brum critics

31 Jul 13 Contractor Amey has hit back after a local press reports that “hundreds of foreign labourers” had been flown in to work on its contract refurbishing city tunnels in Birmingham.

Taylor Wimpey sees ‘meaningful improvement’

31 Jul 13 Recovering in the housing market helped house-builder Taylor Wimpey grow its operating profits by 33% in the first half of 2013.

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