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McMullen wins £16m Elephant & Castle envelope package

9 Aug 16 McMullen Facades, part of the Lakesmere Group, has won a £16m high-rise cladding contract in the Elephant & Castle area of London.

Mabey debuts real time load monitoring

5 Aug 16 A new wireless load monitoring system is in use at an Oxford construction site to provide real-time measurement of forces on basement props.

New contract awards plummet

2 Aug 16 In the first full month since the UK voted to leave the European Union, the value of new construction contract awards collapsed by more than a third on the previous month and by more than a half on the same month a year before.

Surprise Hinkley review throws doubt on entire National Infrastructure Plan

29 Jul 16 We thought we were just waiting for the French to make a final decision before construction could start on an £18bn nuclear power station in Somerset, but it turns out the UK government had also yet to commit to the project.

Aikenhead leaves McAlpine after just eight months in charge

20 Jul 16 Sir Robert McAlpine chief executive Tony Aikenhead is stepping down from his role as chief executive at the end of July 2016 after just eight months in post.

Manchester Town Hall set for £330m refurb

14 Jul 16 Manchester City Council will this month consider a report outlining options to stop its Victorian Town Hall crumbling any further.

Construction workers prepare for Pride parade

22 Jun 16 A cohort from the construction industry will be joining the Pride in London Parade on Saturday 25th June 2016.

CITB explores levy options

7 Jun 16 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is embarking on yet another round of self-examination.

Sewer bonds make debut on capital markets

3 Jun 16 Tideway, the company established to construct the Thames Tideway Tunnel in London, has listed bonds totalling £100m on the London Stock Exchange.

Laing O’Rourke tops May contracts league

2 Jun 16 Laing O’Rourke has emerged as the winner of the BCLive contracts league table for May 2016, narrowly ahead of Galliford Try.

Wates selected for £30m Farnborough conference centre

24 May 16 Wates Construction has won the contract to build the new Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre at the home of the Farnborough International Airshow.

Laing O’Rourke confirmed for £178m Watford scheme

23 May 16 Laing O’Rourke has been contracted to build a £178m extension of a Watford shopping mall.

Risky Business

18 May 16 Construction entrepreneurs cede ownership of their companies at their peril, says Phil Bishop

Companies settle final blacklisting action

9 May 16 Blacklisting construction companies have reached a settlement with the Unite union in the final outstanding legal action.

Laing O’Rourke chosen for Imperial's £76m White City tower

5 May 16 Laing O’Rourke has been awarded a £76m contract to build a 34-storey residential tower on Imperial College’s White City Campus.

Bond Street trials thermal imaging for concrete strength testing

5 May 16 Costain and Laing O’Rourke have been trying out a new way to test the strength of sprayed concrete on their Bond Street Station Upgrade (BSSU) project for London Underground.

Laing O’Rourke closes on Yorkshire schools batch

3 May 16 Laing O’Rourke has finally reached financial close on the Yorkshire batch of the government’s priority schools building programme (PSBP).

Steady as she goes

1 May 16 May brought with it a continuation of the inertia established in April as the nation, and more specifically construction, holds its breath ahead of the Brexit referendum. Neil Edwards reports

Contractors settle blacklisting litigation

29 Apr 16 The eight contractors being sued for blacklisting construction workers have reached out of court settlements with three of the four organisations representing claimants.

Laing O’Rourke on shortlist for Newcastle light rail

27 Apr 16 New South Wales in Australia has shortlisted five companies as managing contractor for the Newcastle Light Rail project.

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