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Bipartisan team agrees $550bn US infrastructure deal

29 Jul 21 US president Joe Biden and a bipartisan group of senators have agreed a US$550 (£395bn) deal to make the country’s biggest investment in infrastructure in nearly a century.

Report seeks to accelerate use of modular construction

29 Jul 21 A new report calls for the government and housebuilders to work together so that more UK homes can be built using modular construction.

Engineering services body welcomes ideas to reform cash retentions

28 Jul 21 Engineering services umbrella body Actuate UK has welcomed new recommendations for the reform of cash retentions in Scotland.

Germany’s first 3D-printed house opens

28 Jul 21 Peri has used 3D-printing to create a house that is now ready for occupancy.

Deal clears the way for Edinburgh student digs

28 Jul 21 A £20m financing package is now in place for a £39.7m development of purpose-built student accommodation in Edinburgh.

Willmott Dixon picked for refurb of Kidsgrove leisure centre

28 Jul 21 Willmott Dixon has been appointed to carry out the £7.5m refurbishment of Kidsgrove Leisure Centre, which has been closed since 2017.

Ferrovial sells an environmental services business

27 Jul 21 Ferrovial has agreed to sell its environmental services business in Spain and Portugal for €1.133bn (£969m) as part of its strategy of exiting that sector.

Leo Quinn appointed Aston visiting professor

27 Jul 21 Balfour Beatty group chief executive Leo Quinn has been appointed a visiting professor at Aston University in Birmingham.

Gracewood appoints commercial manager

27 Jul 21 Residential developer and contractor Gracewood Construction has appointed Jason Smith as its new commercial manager.

House-builders produce net zero road map

27 Jul 21 All new homes will be ‘zero carbon ready’ by 2025 and net zero by 2050 under plans drawn up by the house-building sector.

GGR brings in new materials handler

27 Jul 21 Lifting equipment supplier GGR Group has added a new materials handling device to its expanding product line.

Fast reverse for Chinese mobile cranes

27 Jul 21 All terrain mobile cranes made by China’s XCMG are set to be the first machines to use a new propulsion system from Allison Transmission.

Safety Bill raises compliance stakes, says BESA

27 Jul 21 The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) says that it is preparing for the changing landscape of building safety.

Franco-Scottish report sets out energy research priorities

27 Jul 21 A new report outlines a series of recommendations to facilitate research collaborations between Scottish and French organisations working in floating wind and hydrogen.

Pingdemic threatens to bring construction to its knees

26 Jul 21 The Construction Leadership Council is urging government to allow double-vaccinated workers to ignore self-isolation pings.

Study backed by distilleries picks hydrogen production site

23 Jul 21 A feasibility study has found the Port of Cromarty Firth to be the ideal location for the UK’s largest ‘green’ hydrogen production plant.

Socotec acquires Tor Drilling

23 Jul 21 French testing and inspection group Socotec has taken over rotary drilling specialist Tor Drilling.

‘Flagbearer’ Cleveland Bridge put up for sale

23 Jul 21 Cleveland Bridge is in administration and up for sale.

Highways England told it needs planning permission for 'heritage vandalism'

23 Jul 21 Highways England has been forced to apply for retrospective planning permission for infilling Great Musgrave Bridge in Cumbria.

Robertson teams up with Scottish regulator

22 Jul 21 The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and Robertson have formed a three-year partnership to support green recovery and help transform the construction of public and private-sector projects across the country.

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