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Timings set out for funicular railway repair

4 Jul 19 Highlands & Islands Enterprise has said that spring 2020 is the earliest that work can start to put the funicular railway at Cairngorm Mountain back in service.

海角社区app secures its biggest-ever UK Loadall order

4 Jul 19 海角社区app has won the biggest single order for its Loadall telescopic handlers ever placed by a UK customer.

CITB launches bricklaying training pilot

3 Jul 19 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched a pilot project to ‘fast-track’ the training of bricklayers.

Change at the top announced for Scottish timber business

3 Jul 19 James Donaldson & Sons Group (JDS) has announced that its managing director will step down next year and has named his successor.

Australian company gets $650k bill for soil disposal error

2 Jul 19 An Australian company is facing a total bill of more than AU$650,000 (£355,000) after sending 800t of lead-contaminated soil to the wrong landfill site.

Construction output plummets

2 Jul 19 UK construction output has fallen at the steepest rate since April 2009.

Springfield Properties maintains growth

2 Jul 19 Housebuilder Springfield Properties has reported that it continued to maintain growth during its financial year that has recently ended.

Vac-Ex buys Mercedes-mounted suction excavator

2 Jul 19 Vac-Ex has bought the first of a group of Mercedes trucks being equipped with MTS suction equipment for excavating roads and footpaths.

M Group buys rail business

2 Jul 19 M Group Services has bought a company that specialises in railway electrification.

JV set up to build 920 Bristol homes

2 Jul 19 Crest Nicholson is to build 920 homes in Bristol through a new joint venture with Sovereign Housing Association.

Keller to shut loss-making Australian subsidiary

1 Jul 19 Keller’s marine infrastructure subsidiary on the east coast of Australia is to cease operations at the end of October.

Innovators sought for Scottish centre’s board

1 Jul 19 The Construction Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) has issued an open call to find six new full board members.

UK profits up for BAM as it targets further growth

1 Jul 19 BAM Construct UK has increased its profits and is seeking to boost them further by looking for new, more profitable work streams.

HDR buys HPF

1 Jul 19 Consultant HDR is expanding its building engineering services with the acquisition of London-based Hurley Palmer Flatt (HPF) Group.

Salini takes on Argentinian water scheme

28 Jun 19 Salini Impregilo subsidiary Fisia Italimpianti has been awarded a US$215m (£170m) contract to complete a wastewater treatment plant in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Grow your own: McGee moves into piling

28 Jun 19 McGee’s piling division is now stronger for having recruited three senior members of Cementation Skanska’s London team. Jim Simpson reports

No pain, no gain: the transition of Van Elle

28 Jun 19 It’s one of the UK’s most successful piling contractors, but Van Elle is currently undergoing a painful transition. David Taylor reports

Drilling deep for London's super sewer

28 Jun 19 During work for Thames Tideway, London’s ‘super sewer’, Keller has completed what is thought to be one of the deepest jet grouting contracts ever carried out in the UK

European hyperloop plan moves forward

28 Jun 19 All core elements are now in place for the development of what is aiming to be the first European hyperloop system.

Costain profits hit by project delays and cancellations

28 Jun 19 The problem with relying on public sector infrastructure contracts for your workload is that you are at the mercy of political whim and that can be a risky place to be – particularly these days.

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