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Strabag posts earliest-ever break-even point

1 Sep 11 Central and eastern European contracting giant Strabag has posted positive half-year earnings for the first time in its company history, reaching the break-even point within the first six months of this year.

New operations director for Hewden

1 Sep 11 Plant hire group Hewden has appointed former Home Delivery Network director and GE alumnus Mark Albiston as its new operations director.

Seddon secures £6.25m of new work as part of Midlands expansion drive

31 Aug 11 Birmingham-based Seddon Construction has secured five new contracts in the Midlands, together worth £6.25 million. Part of the national Seddon Group, the firm is based locally in Summer Lane, Birmingham.

Atkins team wins Florida design-build contract

31 Aug 11 Atkins and Prince Contracting have been awaded a US$20.8m (£12.7m) design and build contract by Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 5.

Australia starts on its biggest solar scheme

31 Aug 11 Work has started on Australia’s first utility-scale solar power project. The solar farm will be 10 times larger than any other operating solar project in the country.

NZ Crane Group equips fleet with TRAM safety system

31 Aug 11 New Zealand Crane Group is installing an innovative fall prevention system to every all-terrain crane in its fleet above 80t capacity.

Parsons helps expand Rwandan roads

31 Aug 11 Parsons has been awarded a contract by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to expand rural roads in Rwanda.

Grafton keeps growing despite weak market

31 Aug 11 Irish builders merchant group Grafton improved its sales to the UK construction market in the first half of 2011 despite softening economic growth.

Norcros raises cash in land sale

31 Aug 11 Building products group Norcros has agreed a deal to sell some surplus land to a supermarket chain. It will make net proceeds of £2.6m on the deal, which will be used to reduce its bank debt.

Lavendon finds room to increase rates

30 Aug 11 Improved trading conditions for the UK market leader is pushing up rental prices for powered access equipment.

Galliford Try Partnerships wins UK’s biggest carbon negative social housing scheme

30 Aug 11 Galliford Try Partnerships has won a £3.9 million scheme to build the UK’s biggest carbon negative social housing scheme on Reed Street in South Shields.

Buro Happold designs $180m Nebraskan basketball arena

30 Aug 11 Construction is set to start of a new US basketball arena designed by Buro Happold.

Cost reduction doubles profits for Bovis Homes

30 Aug 11 Bovis Homes has more than doubled its first-half profits thanks to significant build cost reduction and the development of sites bought cheaply after the crash.

Adminstrators appointed for two Parkridge companies

26 Aug 11 Administrators have been called in for two companies in the Parkridge property development group.

Plunge in profits at T Clark

26 Aug 11 Electrical contractor T Clark has reported a fall in half-year profits on higher earnings than last year as margins continue to be squeezed.

Scaffold collapse injures five on Kier site

26 Aug 11 Five workers were taken to hospital yesterday afternoon after the scaffolding at a school undergoing renovation collapsed in Shropshire.

UK margins hold at BAM

25 Aug 11 BAM's margins have been maintained in UK construction despite lower revenues and there has been increased revenue in the Netherlands and Germany. UK civil engineering revenues at BAM Nuttall have risen sharply while BAM Properties posted a small loss for the first half of the year.

Profits surge at SIG

25 Aug 11 Before-tax profits at specialist supplier SIG surged almost 64% for the six months to 30 June compared with the same period last year.

Improved results at Styles & Wood

25 Aug 11 Styles & Wood’s secured order book stands today 10% ahead of last year, according to the interim results.

Arup picked for Australian port

25 Aug 11 Arup has won a contract to prepare a comprehensive environmental assessement for a proposed bulk commodities export facility at Port Bonython on Spencer Gulf in South Australia.

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