Graham signs up with MukAway
Graham has signed a three year deal with materials management platform MukAway, one of the biggest deals in the platform's history.
Graham has signed a three year deal with materials management platform MukAway, one of the biggest deals in the platform's history.
Stantec has been appointed to help create a spatial development strategy (SDS) for the Tees Valley Combined Authority, in a team with Camargue, Prior + Partners, Montagu Evans, and Richard Wood Associates.
Grayson has achieved ISO 14068 carbon neutrality certification, after working to reduce waste and increasing renewable energy generation.
Sisk has completed work on the main section of a new route for the A59 through Kex Gill which replaces a section repeatedly affected by landslips.
Costain has reported revenues up 3.4% to £543.1m in the first half of 2026, with adjusted operating profit of £17.3m, up 3%, and margins unchanged at 3.2%. The infrastructure specialist had £7bn in forward work, up 67% over the last six years.
Ainscough used a Liebherr LTM1650-8.1 to help Circet dismantle a 53-metre telecoms mast, one of the largest of its type, at a former EE site in Sunderland.
Myers Group has bought two Hitachi excavators, the first purchased for dedicated use at its Johnsons of Wellfield quarry in West Yorkshire.
Fleet management platform ABAX has launched Vision AI, a single or dual camera system using AI to capture accident related video and to monitor risky driver behaviour.
HBC Construction Limited has completed work on The Spark in Sheffield, the £17m home of the National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT). The centre will become operational later this year.
CCL Facades will join parent company and lead contractor Caddick Construction on Wolverhampton's Bicycle Works, a 331 home development being built for English Cities Fund (ECF), a partnership between Homes England, L&G and Muse.
Eagle Plant has taken delivery of its first 15t Takeuchi 3-series excavator, a fixed boom TB3150R, recently launched at Hillhead.
The Structural Timber Association has appointed Iain McIlwee as CEO, replacing Andrew Orriss. McIlwee will take up the role from November.