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Torsion recruits Mace director

25 Jul 19 Torsion Group has appointed Mike Armstrong, previously construction director at Mace, as its operations director.

Plans in for Nine Elms office block

25 Jul 19 Ballymore has submitted a planning application for a 13-storey office building in Embassy Gardens in the London district of Nine Elms, next to the new US embassy.

Skanska grows profits as global orders slow

24 Jul 19 Swedish construction group Skanska saw its revenue from global operations fall 3% in real terms in the first half of 2019 and new orders drop by 18%, but its profits still grew.

Strong first half for Hochtief

24 Jul 19 German construction contractor Hochtief is expecting to see its profits grow by as much as 30% this year after a strong first half.

Van Elle profits halve as customers stall

24 Jul 19 Foundations contractor Van Elle saw its profits halve in the past year in the face of ‘challenging’ market conditions.

Interserve names new CFO

24 Jul 19 Interserve has appointed Mark Morris as its new chief financial officer.

Hackitt: Lack of leadership and collaboration is obstructing safety

23 Jul 19 The fragmented nature of the construction industry and the reluctance of some organisation to share best practice have been identified in a report to government as key obstacles to improving building safety.

Projects losses prompt SNC-Lavalin to quit turnkey contracting

23 Jul 19 Canadian construction group SNC-Lavalin, parent company of the UK’s WS Atkins, is restructuring after second-quarter project losses.

Northern Ireland safety blitz on the way

23 Jul 19 The Health & Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) is planning a two-week blitz of construction site inspections from Monday 16th September 2019.

Kier tops list of CITB grant recipients

22 Jul 19 Kier secured more funding from the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) than any other company last year but some of the top recipients are more surprising.

James Fisher to monitor Tamar Bridge

19 Jul 19 Structural monitoring specialist James Fisher Testing Services (JFTS) has been awarded an eight-year contract to monitor the Tamar Bridge in Plymouth.

Ladder fall results in £500k fine

19 Jul 19 Lanes Group has been fined £500,000, with £9,896.19 costs, after pleading guilty to a breach of the Work at Height Regulations 2005.

Cairngorm adds another merchant to its group

19 Jul 19 The private equity firm seeking to consolidate the builders’ merchant market has added another business in the southeast to its expanding group.

New-style Mechplant gets finance for fleet expansion

18 Jul 19 Crane and hoist hire firm Mechplant North East has secured an asset finance package from Yorkshire Bank to expand its equipment fleet.

Cladding firm waiting for remediation work to kick in

18 Jul 19 Cladding supplier Vivalda Group grew sales by a modest 6% in the past year but is still hoping for a post-Grenfell uplift.

CRH to sell its European distribution business

17 Jul 19 Building materials group CRH has agreed to sell all of its European builders’ merchants in a deal worth more than €1.6bn.

Galliford Try restructuring complete

17 Jul 19 Galliford Try has completed the restructure of its construction business, shedding 350 jobs.

Interserve gets shot of another waste plant

17 Jul 19 Interserve has moved a step closer to ending its undistinguished involvement with the waste to energy sector by handing over another plant back to the customer.

Australian industry calls for action on building regulation

16 Jul 19 A group of five industry bodies in Australia is calling for urgent action to address what they describe as a fragmented approach to building regulation in relation to combustible cladding.

Chinese to build 100km Tallinn-Helsinki tunnel

16 Jul 19 A consortium of Chinese companies has been chosen for the design and construction of an undersea tunnel linking Tallinn in Estonia with Helsinki in Finland.

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