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Tender prices continue to rise steadily

1 Aug 11 Tender prices in the first quarter of 2011 were 0.9% higher than in the previous quarter according to the latest UK construction Tender Price Index.

Solaglas Installations partners with Carillion in new glazing deal

1 Aug 11 Construction company Carillion plc has chosen Solaglas as its solus supply partner to service its entire external envelope glass supply requirements. This includes reactive window maintenance and replacement glazing.

Eurovia promotes employee welfare at International Safety Day

1 Aug 11 In a worldwide initiative involving over 40,000 people, leading European road infrastructure provider, Eurovia, has completed its International Health and Safety Day.

Mountfield appoints non-exec director, aged 25

1 Aug 11 Mountfield Group has appointed 25-year-old Tom Spanner as non-executive director.

Mott MacDonald to design St Petersburg retail centre

1 Aug 11 Mott MacDonald has been appointed by LLC Operating Company Fort as design engineer for a major retail centre in St Petersburg, Russia.

Leighton gets £91m share of Sydney freight contract

1 Aug 11 Leighton Contractors has been selected by Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) to deliver the final stage of the Southern Sydney Freight Line (SSFL) in an alliance contract worth $150m (£91m) for Leighton.

Keller hit by floods and uprisings

1 Aug 11 Arab Spring uprisings and Australian floods led to a halving in operating profits and 70% reduction in pre-tax profits for ground engineering specialist Keller in the first half of 2011, despite a 10% rise in revenues.

Approval for Camden student block

1 Aug 11 Student housing developer Unite Group has secured resolution to grant planning consent for its 563-bed development in Camden, London.

DIO launches new UK training estate contract

1 Aug 11 Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) is inviting expressions of interest from potential bidders for a new contract worth up to £950m to manage its 240,000-hectare UK training estate.

National Construction College honours top apprentices

29 Jul 11 The National Construction College (NCC), Europe’s largest construction training provider, honoured its brightest and most promising apprentices this week (27 July) at its annual awards ceremony, which was hosted at the College’s East campus in Bircham Newton, Norfolk.

Alumasc Rainwater System delivers old school values

29 Jul 11 Heritage Aluminium rainwater systems from Alumasc have been used in the remodelling of an historic school building in Surrey.

SES employee’s success in Skill Pipe Competition

29 Jul 11 An employee of leading building services contractor SES has recently been successful in the Skill Pipe Competition semi finals and will now go forward to the finals which will be held in September.

Growth for Travis Perkins

29 Jul 11 The acquisition of BSS last December has helped builders merchant Travis Perkins add more than £800m in revenues for the first six months of the year and an extra £30m in operating profits.

GE Hitachi targets Polish nuclear market

29 Jul 11 GE Hitachi has signed a memorandum of understanding with Warsaw-based engineering firm Energoprojekt Warszawato (EW) to discuss the feasibility of partnering on future nuclear reactor projects.

Galliford Try to gross £23m from Gallions Quarter

29 Jul 11 The selection of Notting Hill Housing Group for the Gallions Quarter development in Royal Docks, London, is worth £23m to consortium member Galliford Try.

Insituform agrees $116m Fyfe Group deal

29 Jul 11 Insituform Technologies has reached a US$115.8m (£71m) agreement to buy the North American business of fibre reinforcement company Fyfe Group.

Ferrovial moves from loss into profit

29 Jul 11 Ferrovial has reported a €312m (£273m) net profit in the first half of this year, contrasting with losses of €164m in the same period of 2010. In services, Amey's revenue was up 8%.

New freight line planned in Ipswich

29 Jul 11 A £41m plan by Network Rail to build a new stretch of railway for freight has been accepted for examination by the Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC).

Norcros benefits from competitor’s demise

28 Jul 11 Tiles-to-showers building products group Norcros saw its UK sales rise 10.2% in the April to June quarter compared to the same period in 2010.

US civils identify $846bn spending shortfall

28 Jul 11 The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is calling for an additional investment of US$846bn (£516bn) in transport improvements by 2020.

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