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Aecom expands into Taiwan with environmental acquisition

9 Jan 12 Aecom has bought Capital Engineering Corporation (CEC), an environmental and engineering consultancy based in Taiwan.

HSS launches new hire guide for 2012

6 Jan 12 HSS Hire has released a new Tool and Equipment Hire Guide for 2012.

Stockport students help Southdale to re-shape town landmark

6 Jan 12 Southdale is helping young people from Stockport to get started in the construction industry.

£2m regeneration contract will boost employment and education

6 Jan 12 Southdale has pledged to use a major Middlesbrough regeneration project to boost local recruitment and education opportunities in the Tees Valley.

Morgan Sindall picked for Manchester airport tower

6 Jan 12 Morgan Sindall has been selected to design and build a new air traffic control tower at Manchester Airport.

Vinci buys Canadian contractor

6 Jan 12 Vinci subsidiary Eurovia has signed an agreement to acquire Carmacks, a group of companies based in Edmonton, Alberta.

Business leaders call for HS2 to go ahead

6 Jan 12 Businesses, unions and economists are all pressing the government to push on with construction of a high-speed rail line between London and Birmingham.

EBRD mulls finance for Ukraine metro

6 Jan 12 The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is considering a loan of €152m (£125.7m) for a metro extension in the Ukraine.

Sales growth for Marshalls

6 Jan 12 Building materials group Marshalls saw its sales rise 8% in 2011 to £334m, up from £309m in 2010.

Thomas Vale plans more Passivhaus schools

6 Jan 12 Contractor Thomas Vale has formalised its joint venture partnership with Architype architects to deliver schools built to the Passivhaus standard.

Eight appointed to Welsh building regs panel

6 Jan 12 A panel of experts has been set up to advise the Welsh government on the energy efficiency of buildings.

New clinic opens in East Yorkshire - constructed using a highly sustainable recycled modular building

5 Jan 12 A new health centre has opened in the East Riding of Yorkshire, constructed using a highly sustainable recycled modular building from Foremans Relocatable Building Systems.

Carillion picked for £100m Canadian highway maintenance contract

5 Jan 12 Carillion Canada has been named as the preferred bidder for a 12-year highway maintenance contract in London, Ontario.

Boom predicted for NZ construction

5 Jan 12 New Zealand’s NZ$8.5bn (£4.3bn) building sector is predicted to be on the point of a major recovery that will create good opportunities for British firms.

£750m extension for Balfour Beatty’s electricity deal

5 Jan 12 Balfour Beatty has secured a five-year extension to its existing contract with National Grid to maintain and upgrade the UK’s electricity transmission network in an agreement worth up to £750m.

Willmott Dixon sets up green wing

5 Jan 12 Contracting group Willmott Dixon has launched a subsidiary specialising in low carbon solutions for property.

Castle & Pryor clears out old robots

5 Jan 12 Controlled demolition and concrete cutting specialist Castle & Pryor is completely overhauling its plant inventory and has put its fleet of Brokk demolition robots up for sale.

DECC lodges solar subsidy appeal

5 Jan 12 The Department of Energy & Climate Change has lodged its appeal against the recent court ruling that cuts in solar power subsidies are unlawful.

Human error likely cause of Tate Modern crane flip

4 Jan 12 The investigation into the upending of a mobile crane at the Tate Modern gallery in London last month has identified human error as the likely cause, with the wrong basic data possibly entered into the crane's computer.

Shawtrack Services expands sales team - and welcomes aboard Ray Doncaster.

4 Jan 12 Mansfield based Shawtrack Services, a leading commercial vehicle bodybuilder, has announced the appointment of Ray Doncaster as the company’s new Truck and Body sales executive to head up the expanding UK sales operation.

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