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Strabag wins €36m Chilean hydro plant

26 Nov 14 Strabag subsidiary Züblin Chile has won a €36m (£29m) contract to build a hydroelectric power plant for energy group Colbún to the south of Santiago.

Waste specialist loses Costain retentions battle

26 Nov 14 After a two-year dispute with Costain over retentions, TEG Group is having to put its main operating division up for sale.

Kier bolsters its books

26 Nov 14 Kier Group has raised £120m via the US private placement market.

Qatar unveils third World Cup stadium

25 Nov 14 The body responsible for building stadiums and infrastructure for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar have unveiled the design for renovation of the Khalifa International Stadium, the third proposed host venue.

Leaner Severfield sees profits return

25 Nov 14 Structural steel group Severfield continues to recover from its much-publicised financial difficulties, reporting improved operating margins.

Rail repairs boost Renew

25 Nov 14 Emergency repair works to the railways last winter has helped engineering services group Renew to report record operating results.

Skanska sets up 3D printing partnership for concrete sections

25 Nov 14 Skanska is looking to take the lead on using 3D printing to create concrete sections for its UK projects.

International bidders shortlisted for 155km Australian highway

24 Nov 14 International companies including Laing O’Rourke, Mace and Jacobs are among the three shortlisted consortia being invited to tender for Australia's largest regional road project.

Quarter of Kier vacancies are in IT

24 Nov 14 More than one in four vacancies at Kier Group is in the information technology department.

Acquisitions for Yorkshire plant hirer

24 Nov 14 Leeds based Chippindale Plant has reached over the Pennines to acquire Wilmslow Plant and AG Site Services for £2.7m.

Report issues call-to-arms on regeneration through high-speed rail

21 Nov 14 A new report by the Independent Transport Commission (ITC) has set out regeneration and transport benefits of high-speed rail (HSR).

MOD shortlists 15 bidders for £650m frameworks

20 Nov 14 The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has shortlisted a total of 15 bidders for construction projects under frameworks covering the south east and south west of England.

Spie director takes chair of CIC green panel

18 Nov 14 Spie’s UK engineering director George Adams has been appointed chair of the Construction Industry Council (CIC) green construction panel.

No change at Balfour Beatty as trading remains static

18 Nov 14 Balfour Beatty’s latest trading update says that there has been no material change since the previous report in late September when it issued a profit warning.

Campaign warns of misuse of Z clauses in NEC contracts

18 Nov 14 A campaign has been launched to educate the industry in the perils of adding Z clauses to NEC contracts as misuse is said to be increasing ambiguity and costs.

Demand for larger machines boosts Lavendon revenue

18 Nov 14 Powered access equipment business Lavendon has reported a 6% increase in revenues as the industry recovery increases demand for larger machines.

BAM picked for €75m Dutch refugee centre

17 Nov 14 BAM has won a contract with the Dutch Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) to redevelop and the maintain the refugee centre in Ter Apel in the north of the Netherlands.

A steady improvement for plant hire

17 Nov 14 Compared to some of the other sectors we have examined, the overall picture in the plant hire business is one of high borrowings but much higher profit margins - the product of a business model with a far better balance between commercial risk and reward than elsewhere in the construction industry. Nick Hood reports.

海角社区app marks 35 years in India by opening two new factories

17 Nov 14 海角社区app has marked 35 years of manufacturing in India with the opening of two new factories in Jaipur.

MoD picks Crest Nicholson for £1bn Cambridgeshire scheme

17 Nov 14 Crest Nicholson has been chosen by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation as development partner for a £1bn scheme that will create 4,500 new homes at Wyton Airfield in Cambridgeshire.

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