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Your search matched 965 construction news articles, you are viewing page 26 of 49:

Going public

18 Oct 16 Could small and medium-sized house-building contractors find themselves working directly for the government? Mark Smulian investigates

Hattrick

18 Oct 16 Australian engineers have developed a hard-hat that monitors the health of the wearer. David Taylor reports

All together now...

18 Oct 16 Can Build UK lead the construction industry towards fairer payment practices? David Taylor reports

Farmer review recommends prefab push and CITB overhaul

17 Oct 16 Britain’s construction industry faces ‘inexorable decline’ unless longstanding problems are addressed, according to an independent review commissioned by the government.

Graham, Kier and Willmott Dixon join University of Manchester framework

14 Oct 16 The University of Manchester has selected 17 more contractors as framework partners to undertake smaller contracts on its £1bn campus masterplan.

Shortlist announced for $3.5bn Canadian bridge

7 Oct 16 Three teams have been invited by the government of British Columbia to submit proposals to design, build, partially finance and operate a bridge to replace the George Massey Tunnel.

Manchester Uni re-tenders £245m halls renewal

6 Oct 16 The University of Manchester is going out to tender for the first phase of a £245m campus accommodation development.

Hinkley Point C – who has the work

15 Sep 16 At peak, an army of up to 5,000 construction workers is set to be working on the £18bn Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset.

Laing O'Rourke scoops contract for Sydney Opera House renewal

9 Sep 16 Laing O’Rourke Australia has been appointed to work on a AU$250m (£144m) renewal programme for the Sydney Opera House.

Jacobs joins team for $620m Australian road scheme

9 Sep 16 Jacobs Engineering Group has announced that it is part of the design team appointed by the consortium awarded the contract for the AU$620m (£355m) Darlington Upgrade project in Adelaide, Australia.

Express steeled for £100m Hinkley rebar deal

7 Sep 16 Express Reinforcements Ltd (ERL) is in line for a contract to supply 200,000 tonnes of reinforcing steel for the planned Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset.

Nine win places on Cambridge Uni framework

1 Sep 16 The University of Cambridge has selected nine contractors for its estate management framework, which has a potential total value of £500m.

ISG wins £61m fit-out for Imperial's new chemistry labs

31 Aug 16 ISG has signed a £61m contract to fit out the new home of Imperial College London’s world renowned Department of Chemistry on its White City Campus.

Costain sees opportunities ahead despite the ghost of contracts past

24 Aug 16 Costain sees as much upside as downside to Britain’s exit from the European Union, chief executive Andrew Wyllie said today.

Ramboll appoints new UK boss

23 Aug 16 Mathew Riley has joined consulting engineer Ramboll as its new UK managing director.

McMullen wins £16m Elephant & Castle envelope package

9 Aug 16 McMullen Facades, part of the Lakesmere Group, has won a £16m high-rise cladding contract in the Elephant & Castle area of London.

Mabey debuts real time load monitoring

5 Aug 16 A new wireless load monitoring system is in use at an Oxford construction site to provide real-time measurement of forces on basement props.

New contract awards plummet

2 Aug 16 In the first full month since the UK voted to leave the European Union, the value of new construction contract awards collapsed by more than a third on the previous month and by more than a half on the same month a year before.

Surprise Hinkley review throws doubt on entire National Infrastructure Plan

29 Jul 16 We thought we were just waiting for the French to make a final decision before construction could start on an £18bn nuclear power station in Somerset, but it turns out the UK government had also yet to commit to the project.

Aikenhead leaves McAlpine after just eight months in charge

20 Jul 16 Sir Robert McAlpine chief executive Tony Aikenhead is stepping down from his role as chief executive at the end of July 2016 after just eight months in post.

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