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Family agrees £9.4m deal to take back Pochin’s

12 Jun 14 Cheshire construction group Pochin’s looks set to be taken back into family ownership after a takeover deal was agreed by the board.

Morgan Sindall on National Grid framework

12 Jun 14 Morgan Sindall Professional Services (MSPS) has been appointed to National Grid’s FEED framework to support the improvement of electrical transmission systems across England and Wales.

MP backs HSS over ‘name and shame’ complaint

12 Jun 14 The recent public exposing of HSS Hire as a company that has failed to pay its workers the minimum wage has been taken up in the House of Commons.

Hyder grows staff numbers 12%

11 Jun 14 Consulting engineer Hyder saw its UK revenues grow 17% to £88m for the year to 31 March 2014 and its profits double to £6.8m.

HSS boss comes out fighting over minimum wage shaming

10 Jun 14 The boss of a firm ‘named and shamed’ for failing to pay minimum wage has hit back, calling the allegations ‘ludicrous’ and ‘deeply damaging’.

Astaldi lands €236m Chilean hospital concession

10 Jun 14 Astaldi Group has won the concession contract for the construction and operation of the new Hospital Metropolitano Occidente in Santiago, Chile.

£4bn of MoD contracts held up by legal challenge

10 Jun 14 More than £4bn-worth of Ministry of Defence facilities management work is being delayed by legal wrangling, Babcock has revealed as it announced its exit from the race.

Mace continues on firm growth trajectory

10 Jun 14 Mace has reported an 8% increase in turnover for 2013 to £1.18bn and a 14% rise in pre-tax profit to £32.3m.

Buro Happold chief jumps to Laing O’Rourke

9 Jun 14 Paul Westbury has joined Laing O’Rourke as group technical director.

Turner & Townsend opens offices in Rio and Bogota

9 Jun 14 Turner & Townsend is boosting its presence in Latin America with the opening of two new offices, a new appointment and 11 internal promotions.

Skanska wins £250m defence college deal

9 Jun 14 Skanska has signed a design and construction contract to build a new college for the Ministry of Defence at Worthy Down near Winchester in Hampshire.

Costain wins more Barrow terminals work

9 Jun 14 Costain has won a contract for engineering procurement and construction (EPC) services on Centrica’s £84m Barrow gas terminals project.

Cramlington contractor and HSS Hire among minimum wage defaulters

9 Jun 14 A construction company in Northumberland and the tool hire giant HSS are among 25 employers to have been named and shamed for paying employees less than the statutory minimum wage.

Canary Wharf Crossrail station now structurally complete

8 Jun 14 The external structure of the Crossrail station at Canary Wharf was completed on Friday, with the final aluminium louvre placed on the final gap in the roof.

Former Arup boss to head Environment Agency

6 Jun 14 Former Arup chairman Philip Dilley has been named as the government’s candidate to take over as chair of the Environment Agency.

Green light for Shell Centre redevelopment

6 Jun 14 Plans for a £1bn redevelopment of the Shell Centre site on London’s South Bank have been given the go-ahead by communities secretary Eric Pickles.

CIC looks to roll out speed mentoring concept

6 Jun 14 A pilot ‘speed mentoring’ scheme to give young construction professional a series of 15-minute one-on-one meetings with industry grey-beards to pick their brains has been declared “a brilliant idea and a great success” by all who took part.

Main work set to start on Miller’s £31m Aberdeenshire school

6 Jun 14 Miller Construction can now get building the £31.4m Alford Community Campus for Aberdeenshire Council after Hub North Scotland reached financial close on the project.

Strukton picked to maintain 310km of Swedish rail line

6 Jun 14 Swedish railway provider Trafikverket has awarded Strukton a five-year contract to maintain the rail infrastructure in southern Stockholm.

Unloading steel needs slings not forks

6 Jun 14 Failure to unload steel beams safely has cost a pair of engineering firms £26,000 in fines.

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