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CSCS to get new chief exec

10 Jun 22 Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) chief executive Graham Wren retires next month, to be succeeded by Sean Kearns.

Plug-in drill rig saves a tonne of CO2 every day

10 Jun 22 Bauer’s plug-in electric drilling rig has begun work in Warwickshire on the HS2 project to show what it can do.

Cleared for take-off

9 Jun 22 Demolition contractor Hughes and Salvidge has carved itself a specialised niche in the business of airport demolition. David Taylor reports

Balfour Beatty wins £50m Piccadilly line works

26 May 22 Balfour Beatty has signed a £50m contract for power upgrade works to London Underground’s Piccadilly line.

Taxpayers underwrite construction company loan

19 May 22 The government has agreed to underwrite a £50m loan to construction company Mace

Scottish bodies get £100m to reduce emissions

17 May 22 The Scottish government has announced funding of £100m to help public bodies, including the NHS, to reduce their carbon footprint.

Graham cleared to start £150m M25 junction upgrade

17 May 22 Another M25 motorway junction upgrade project has secured planning permission, this time in Essex.

HS2 Kilburn site goes diesel free

13 May 22 A vent shaft site in south in London has become HS2’s first diesel-free construction site.

Balfour gets go-ahead for £250m Wisley junction scheme

13 May 22 Balfour Beatty Atkins JV is set to start work in the autumn on the construction of a £250m scheme to improve the intersection between the M3 and the A3 in Surrey.

Balfour Beatty wins Californian rail contract

12 May 22 Balfour Beatty has won a rehabilitation contract for a light railway in California, USA.

Balfour Beatty reports healthy UK construction margins

12 May 22 Balfour Beatty reports that it is on target to deliver UK construction margins of between 2% and 3% this year.

Kier loses sustainability chief to Balfour Beatty

29 Apr 22 Balfour Beatty has appointed Joanna Gilroy as UK director of sustainability in a raft of environmental leadership appointments by the contractor.

Willmott Dixon Interiors appoints operations directors

25 Apr 22 Willmott Dixon has promoted two senior managers to the board of its fit-out division to support an expansion drive.

Montel recruits Midas director

19 Apr 22 Worcester-based Montel Civil Engineering has appointed Andy McAdam as regional director for the southwest.

Balfour Beatty wins $700m US Army contract

14 Apr 22 The US Army Corps of Engineers has awarded Balfour Beatty Construction a contract worth almost US$700m for buildings at Fort Meade in Maryland.

Siemens Bam JV breaks ground on Kinardochy substation

13 Apr 22 A team led by Siemens Bam has made a start on the main platform for SSEN Transmission’s new electricity substation in rural Perthshire.

Balfour Beatty MD moves to Aggregate Industries

1 Apr 22 Construction materials supplier Aggregate Industries has recruited Thomas Edgcumbe to run its newly combined contracting and asphalt divisions.

Wates takes out £90m sustainability-linked loan

29 Mar 22 Wates Group has secured a £90m sustainability-linked loan (SLL) from a three-bank syndicate led by Lloyds Bank.

Pressure builds on UK earthmovers

25 Mar 22 Turnover and profit margins in the earthmoving sector have slipped for the second year in a row. David Taylor reports

Winners named for £30bn government construction framework

24 Mar 22 More than 30 contractors have won a place on a new public works framework that could be worth as much as £30bn to them over its four-year term.

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