Mace Construct posts £2.3bn turnover
Mace Construct has outlined ambitions to expand its infrastructure operations, as the first group accounts published since its separation from Mace
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Mace Construct has outlined ambitions to expand its infrastructure operations, as the first group accounts published since its separation from Mace
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
Mace Construct has abandoned plans to recruit a successor to departing chief executive Jason Millett, with executive chairman Mark Reynolds set to take on
Civils contractor Barhale increased its pre-tax profit by a fifth, helped by growth in water sector work. The contractor recorded a pre-tax profit of
A councillor has criticised the wait for a government funding decision on a £51m school rebuild in Northumberland, describing the delay as “unforgivable”.
The forecast cost of a town centre council redevelopment in west Wales being delivered by Bouygues UK has more than doubled. Carmarthenshire County
Galliford Try, architect Building Design Partnership and insulation manufacturer Kingspan have failed to have claims over alleged cladding defects at an
Topics: Building Safety
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Chime Housing has launched market engagement for a construction and consultancy framework valued at £1.2bn, according to a procurement notice published
Topics: Housing
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United Infrastructure has continued its acquisition drive with the purchase of County Durham-based contractor Hodgson Sayers. Founded in 1979, Hodgson
Topics: Infrastructure
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Tier one contractors Galliford Try and M Group are among 20 firms selected by Anglian Water for its £301m mechanical and electrical (M&E) services
Sir Robert McAlpine has been selected for a £133m contract to refurbish the Bank of England's Grade I-listed Threadneedle Street headquarters in the City
Dalkia has “swiftly” revamped its working-at-height procedures after the contractor was reprimanded by the nuclear regulator. The Office for Nuclear
Extreme weather forced HS2 Ltd to postpone major works this weekend and temporarily halted construction at Hinkley Point C, while engineers also worked to