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Atkins tasked with job centre heating study

4 Mar 22 Consulting engineer Atkins has been appointed by the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) to carry out a nationwide study into how to decarbonise its properties.

Deeley starts new Bloor HQ

4 Mar 22 Deeley Construction has started work on Bloor Homes’ new purpose-built regional office in Tewkesbury.

Galliford Try reveals full cost of NMCN purchase

3 Mar 22 Expenditure on NMCN’s water business and a new IT system knocked out Galliford Try’s half-year profits but there have been improvements in the operating performance.

Brick-laying robot gets Liebherr input

3 Mar 22 Australian technology company FBR is teaming up with Liebherr’s concrete-mixing business to commercialise the Hadrian X brick-laying robot.

Villa plans 50,000 capacity expansion

3 Mar 22 Aston Villa Football club is planning construction of a massive stadium expansion despite racking up further financial losses.

Taylor Wimpey says there's more growth to come

3 Mar 22 Pete Redfern has signed off his last set of accounts as Taylor Wimpey chief executive, with numbers improved but still lagging behind pre-Covid heights.

Persimmon profit returns towards £1bn

2 Mar 22 After a 25% dip in 2020, Persimmon profits are close to being back to where they were pre-pandemic.

Vistry profit tops £300m

2 Mar 22 This time last year Vistry Group was bullishly expecting its 2021 profits to bounce back to £200m – today we find they passed £300m.

RGB moves into Redruth

2 Mar 22 The Independent Builders Merchant Group, controlled by Cairngorm Capital Partners, has acquired Cornish Fixings (Redruth) Ltd.

Second acquisition for cement roofing supplier

1 Mar 22 Briarwood Products, a supplier of cement roofing sheets, has acquired Tubex SA, a Spanish manufacturer of fibre cement sheets and moulded accessories.

Holcim buys US roofing business

1 Mar 22 Holcim has completed the acquisition of a US business that employs 600 people producing products for residential roofing.

Fischer UK launches the FGW 90-F

1 Mar 22 In February, Fischer UK showcased a second gas nailing tool in its range of tools, the FGW 90-F.

CTS strengthens board

1 Mar 22 Construction testing house CTS has added a chief commercial officer to its senior management.

Equity injection for modular builder

1 Mar 22 Shropshire-based Darwin Group, a supplier of modular building systems for schools and hospitals, reports that it has accepted an injection of private equity.

O’Connor makes telecoms acquisition

28 Feb 22 O’Connor Utilities, part of OCU Group, has acquired Wigan-based FKS (UK) Limited.

Mears wins £350m defence contract renewal

28 Feb 22 Housing maintenance specialist Mears has won a £350m contract with the Ministry of Defence to support military housing.

Fitzgerald Contractors switches to employee ownership

25 Feb 22 Ownership of Birmingham-based Fitzgerald Contractors has been transferred to an employee ownership trust.

CITB seeks new board trustees

25 Feb 22 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is looking to fill five vacancies on its board of trustees.

Promotions at CPW

25 Feb 22 M&E consultant Couch Perry Wilkes has promoted Jim Frisby to director as part of a significant number of promotions announced by the firm.

Lower Thames Crossing to be net zero 'pathfinder'

25 Feb 22 National Highways has set itself the target of making the £8bn Lower Thames Crossing a carbon neutral project, even if it has to plant a forest of trees in Brazil to get there.

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