Valleys to Coast launches £250m framework
Welsh housing association Valleys to Coast has launched a £250m framework covering new-build construction, regeneration and refurbishment projects across
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Welsh housing association Valleys to Coast has launched a £250m framework covering new-build construction, regeneration and refurbishment projects across
Topics: Housing
Entities: Housing
Councillors have been asked to approve a plan to re-procure a major road project in the South West after predicted costs spiralled. Mike Bell, the North
Bovis has signed the main construction contract for a 36-storey office tower at 60 Gracechurch Street in the City of London. The contractor has been
Bam UK & Ireland has been appointed to deliver works at the southern converter station for Eastern Green Link 3 (EGL3), extending its involvement to
Four companies in the plant dealer Molson Group have called in administrators. A notice on the Bristol-based group's website showed on Friday (6 November)
Building control professionals have warned that construction costs will rise or registered building control approvers (RBCAs) could face financial ruin as
Hackney Council has formally appointed Wates to a £25m contract to complete a major housing scheme left stalled following the collapse of Ardmore Construction Group Ltd (ACGL).
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Six developers who signed the government's remediation contract have started or completed works on fewer than 30 per cent of the buildings they are responsible for fixing.
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Kier was the top supplier to the public sector in the last financial year, an analysis has found. The contractor received £3.1bn in direct revenue in
A long-awaited bypass has been hit by further delays and spiralling costs due to water mains diversions. Galliford Try was awarded the contract for the
Construction of a 25,000-seat stadium for Luton Town has soared by £15m and is running a month behind schedule. Bosses from the League One football club
Jonathan Seddon is the chief executive at the Bolton-based contractor Seddon For once, a quiet Budget might be exactly what the industry needed. After