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Kier wins Crown Commercial Service’s £35bn RM6232 Framework

Kier wins Crown Commercial Service’s £35bn RM6232 Framework

Kier Places has been appointed to Lot Group 2 – Hard Facilities Management, Lot 2b and Lot 2c on the CCS Facilities Management and Workplace Services RM6232 Framework.   The RM6232 Framework focuses on net zero and supply chain partnerships.

Skanska lands £295m defence deal on British Army

Skanska lands £295m defence deal on British Army

Skanska build new storage buildings, workshops and an office, along with all the necessary mechanical and electrical engineering services, at the army's vehicle base in the west of England.   Skanska’s programme of works includes the&nbs...

Farrans win the £39m Keynsham Recycling Hub Project

Farrans win the £39m Keynsham Recycling Hub Project

This significant project will see the development of a new, modern facility offering a range of services which will make it easier for residents to recycle and help reduce general waste and operational costs.

Ringway to replace Kier on Surrey roads deal worth up to £2.5bn

Ringway to replace Kier on Surrey roads deal worth up to £2.5bn

Ringway will take over from current incumbent Kier next April to carry out road repairs, resurfacing and specialist structural projects as well as the upkeep of drains, winter gritting and snow clearing under the contract which will initially run for...

How it was built. Construction of the new Wembley Stadium.

How it was built. Construction of the new Wembley Stadium.

The new Wembley Stadium opened to the public on 9 March 2007. The all-seat stadium is owned by the Football Association (FA) and operated by its subsidiary Wembley National Stadium Ltd (WNSL). Construction of the new Wembley Stadium, which began in October 2002, was at times controversial.

Mace Dragados bags £570m Birmingham Curzon Street station

Mace Dragados bags £570m Birmingham Curzon Street station

Mace and Dragados have secured a £570m contract to deliver Birmingham’s new city centre HS2 railway station The deal will see Mace Dragados work with HS2 Ltd in two stages to finalise the detailed design and then build the Birmingham railway station.

BAM awards £150m worth of Manchester arena packages

BAM awards £150m worth of Manchester arena packages

The main contractor has just moved into a full contract worth over £250m for the newly-named Co-op Live project, after completing extensive enabling works. Brownfield clean-up specialist Provectus is carrying out millions of pounds of bulk excavation and remediation work.

Southsea coastal defences £100m funding approved

Southsea coastal defences £100m funding approved

Now VSBW, a joint venture between VolkerStevin and Boskalis Westminster, can start work later this year on 4.5km of coastline from the Long Curtain Moat in the west to the Eastney Battery in the east.

Digital Railway plans move to next stage

Digital Railway plans move to next stage

THE Department for Transport has unveiled the next stage of plans for modernising the railway by launching a Digital Rail Strategy.   Chris Grayling, Transport secretary, told the audience at an event in York that digital signalling will now be extended to the Northern Transpennine route.

Laing O’Rourke has won £235m building job

Laing O’Rourke has won £235m building job

The project to build a materials research centre for the University of Manchester. The plans for the for the Sir Henry Royce Institute scheme were backed by former chancellor George Osborne in the 2014 Autumn Statement.

Green light for Canary Wharf residential tower

Green light for Canary Wharf residential tower

Chinese developer Greenland Group has received planning permission from the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to build a 67-storey residential tower, delivering 869 new homes in what will be the tallest residential tower in western Europe.

Construction project starts delayed across London as costs soar

Construction project starts delayed across London as costs soar

Findings from infrastructure consultancy Arcadis’s annual International Construction Costs Index report has highlighted that the soaring costs of land and construction in the capital are leading to delayed projects starts as contractors become increasingly nervous.

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