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Australian dispute wipes out Laing O’Rourke profits

19 Oct 22 Laing O’Rourke's global accounts show 20% revenue growth but with profits eroded by an Australian dispute.

Pan-European collaboration promotes wave energy

18 Oct 22 Wedusea, a multi-national group led by Irish company OceanEnergy, has launched a €19.6 million (£17 million) project to promote the adoption of large-scale wave energy technology.

Emerging markets told to shift from bagged to bulk cement

18 Oct 22 A group calling itself the Mission Possible Partnership is calling on governments in emerging economies to reform building standards to control the use of cement.

Cowi secures engineering design contract for Irish wind farm

18 Oct 22 Wind energy company Corio Generation has appointed Danish consulting engineer Cowi as engineering designer for the Sceirde Rocks development off the coast of Ireland.

Bellway profits eroded by legacy issues

18 Oct 22 House-builder Bellway has filed accounts showing record turnover but more profit being diverted to fixing legacy issues than reaching the bottom of the balance sheet.

Stepnell improves profit, fills order book

18 Oct 22 Rugby-based building contractor Stepnell has posted annual accounts showing turnover down by 14% but with more profit at the end.

O’Keefe wins £12m Burgess Hill groundworks deal

18 Oct 22 O’Keefe Construction (Byrne Group) has won a £12m contract to prepare a site for modular housing in Sussex.

VolkerFitzpatrick wins £80m M27 junction improvement

17 Oct 22 Hampshire County Council has appointed VolkerFitzpatrick as its design and build contractor for the planned M27 Junction 10 improvement scheme.

Fox’s royal tribute

17 Oct 22 Lancashire haulage and earthmoving contractor Fox Group has made its own special tribute the late Queen Elizabeth II.

New owner for windows firm

17 Oct 22 Midlands-based Kestrel Aluminium Systems Limited has been taken over by German building envelope specialist Schüco Group

Dutch authorities investigate Bam projects

17 Oct 22 Dutch construction group Bam is under suspicion of malfeasance in its international division.

Scottish accord promises to modernise construction

14 Oct 22 Representatives of the construction industry in Scotland together with their public sector clients have signed a declaration to support collaborative working arrangements

Dynapac takes first step to paver electrification

14 Oct 22 Dynapac is planning the electrification of its range of city pavers with the first model going on show this month.

Plans submitted for £210m Huddersfield regeneration

14 Oct 22 A planning application has gone in for a £210m regeneration scheme in Huddersfield town centre.

Renewed focus invigorates Barhale margins

13 Oct 22 Latest accounts from civil engineering contractor Barhale show strong margin improvement.

Improvement for Laing O'Rourke

13 Oct 22 Everton stadium builder Laing O’Rourke has posted annual results showing improved turnover and profit.

Clancy rebounds and stays debt free

13 Oct 22 Family-owned civil engineering contractor Clancy has described its financial performance last year as solid, as activity retuned to pre-covid levels.

Dermot Gleeson prepares to stand down

12 Oct 22 After 47 years as a director and 28 years as chairman, Dermot Gleeson is stepping down from the board of house-builder MJ Gleeson at the end of the year.

Native Americans challenge road scheme

11 Oct 22 A group led by two Native American elders has asked the US Supreme Court to order the restoration of a sacred site destroyed by a road widening scheme 15 years ago.

Amey sold to private equity outfit in £400m deal

11 Oct 22 Spanish construction group Ferrovial has agreed the sale of Amey Group to UK-based Buckthorn Partners and US firm One Equity Partners.

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