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WSP agrees $425m purchase of Canadian consultant

26 Aug 15 WSP has announced its intention to buy one of Canada’s largest privately-owned engineering consulting companies.

Carillion on course despite softer orders

26 Aug 15 Carillion has reported strong growth in its UK construction activities in the first half of 2015, contributing to a 21% leap in group revenues, although new orders slowed.

Losses widen at HSS

26 Aug 15 Losses at newly public HSS Hire Group widened in the first half of 2015 although the directors say they are succeeding in growing market share.

Qatar Rail tenders long-distance rail project

26 Aug 15 Qatar Rail is inviting bids for project management of the first phase of a long-distance passenger and freight railway.

Bauer to construct cut-off wall for subarctic diamond mine

25 Aug 15 Bauer Foundations Canada has won a €65m (£48m) project to build a cut-off wall for the Diavik diamond mine in Canada.

Sellafield workers step up industrial action

25 Aug 15 Construction and maintenance operations at the Sellafield nuclear power plant is set to be disrupted as workers from nine subcontractors take further industrial action in a dispute about union representation.

More appointments at WSP

25 Aug 15 WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff has recruited three new technical directors.

Hill International wins Saudi housing contract

24 Aug 15 Hill International is to be programme management consultant for a project to provide healthcare, education, commercial and social amenities for industrial cities in Saudi Arabia.

Londoners to pay £25 a year for Thames clean-up

24 Aug 15 Ofwat has confirmed the award of a licence to Bazalgette Tunnel Ltd to deliver the £4.2bn Thames Tideway Tunnel project in London and reckons it has got customers a good deal.

WSP engineers Meadowhall makeover

21 Aug 15 WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff is engineering a £50m refurbishment of the Meadowhall shopping mall in Sheffield.

Seddon strengthens on back of restructure

21 Aug 15 Seddon Solutions has announced its first full-year financial results since the restructuring of the group.

Parsons lands contract for Dubai Expo

20 Aug 15 Parsons has won the contract for site-wide infrastructure design and construction supervision for Expo 2020 Dubai.

FCC picks new CEO

20 Aug 15 FCC Group has appointed Mexican businessman Carlos Jarque as its new CEO.

Mott MacDonald wins Polish motorway contract

20 Aug 15 Mott MacDonald is to supervise construction of two sections of the A1 motorway in Poland.

Costain continues on growth path

20 Aug 15 Costain has reported a 17% rise in turnover and underlying profits for the first half of 2015.

BAM turns around half-year losses

20 Aug 15 Dutch construction group Royal BAM has managed to turn around 2014’s loss-making position at the half-year stage into a profit this year.

Funding secured to build 12,000 homes

20 Aug 15 Housing Association Orbit Group has secured a £75m bank loan to support its plan to build 12,000 new homes by 2020.

CITB simplifies flexible funding process

20 Aug 15 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is making it easier for employers to apply for training funding for their staff by reducing the 40 current flexible funding streams to just two.

Transparent 'Sky pool' to connect tower blocks

19 Aug 15 Two London tower blocks are set to be connected at roof level by a swimming pool, 35 metres in the air, enabling residents to swim from the roof of one block to the next.

Time to re-think vaping bans

19 Aug 15 Construction companies that have chosen to ban e-cigarettes may actually be contributing to the early death of their employees, latest research suggests.

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