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Bechtel takes over troubled US nuclear project

1 Sep 17 Georgia Power has selected Bechtel to complete the US$19bn (£14.7bn) expansion of a nuclear power plant in the US state of Georgia.

Highways England chair earns second term

1 Sep 17 Colin Matthews has been reappointed as chairman of Highways England for a second three-year term.

Kier takes action to combat failing careers guidance

1 Sep 17 Kier is sending 200 of its employees into schools to tell children what great careers construction can offer.

Tanzania tenders major hydro scheme

1 Sep 17 Tanzania’s government is launching an international tender process for design and construction of the Rufiji Hydropower project at Stiegler’s Gorge along the Rufiji River,

Merseyside highway improvements move forward

1 Sep 17 Highways England has set out its preferred options for £310m of road schemes in Merseyside and Cheshire.

McGee set to start Ludgate House demolition

1 Sep 17 Specialist contractor McGee has been given the go-ahead by developer Native Land to carry out the structural demolition of Ludgate House, next to Blackfriars Bridge in London.

Sheet piling challenge for Aarsleff

1 Sep 17 Main contractor J Murphy Group has awarded Aarsleff Ground Engineering a contract to install a temporary sheet piled cofferdam on the river Severn, as part of the Birmingham Resilience scheme.

PASMA adds to technical support

1 Sep 17 PASMA, the trade association for the mobile access tower industry, has appointed John Darby to the newly created post of head of technical support.

Balfour boss quits Leadership Council

31 Aug 17 Balfour Beatty chief executive Leo Quinn has resigned from the Construction Leadership Council after little more than a year.

Grimshaw wins design contest for Sydney tower

31 Aug 17 Grimshaw has won the design competition for a new office tower in Sydney, Australia.

Eiffage set to buy Saipem’s maritime business

31 Aug 17 Eiffage is in exclusive negotiations to buy the maritime works activities of Italian contractor Saipem.

Louis Berger picked for 820km of Indian road upgrades

31 Aug 17 Louis Berger has been awarded a consultancy contract to prepare detailed designs for 820km of road upgrades in India.

Mott MacDonald publishes guidance for Jamaica’s beaches

31 Aug 17 Mott MacDonald has created new guidelines to help safeguard Jamaica’s coastal zone.

Site fall leaves joiner paralysed

31 Aug 17 A construction worker has been left paralysed from the chest down after a fall on a housing site in Grimsby.

Cheapskate developer learns not to cut costs on safety

31 Aug 17 A developer who set about rebuilding a block of flats on the cheap has been fined £200,000 for flouting safety considerations.

Taylor Wimpey buys Mount Pleasant plots for £190m

31 Aug 17 Taylor Wimpey is paying Royal Mail £190m for 2.5 hectares of its head office site at Mount Pleasant in London.

Selco success leads Grafton growth

31 Aug 17 Builders merchant group Grafton reports that it has successfully turned around its UK business after restructuring last year.

London mayor urged to promote factory-made houses

31 Aug 17 London should have its own design code for factory-built housing to promote the use of offsite construction in the capital, a report out today says.

Driving ban for speeding steelwork boss

31 Aug 17 The owner of a structural steelwork business in Buckinghamshire has been suspended from driving large goods vehicles for 12 weeks after being caught using a mobile phone at the wheel and speeding.

Standard Plant grows Kubota fleet

31 Aug 17 Croydon-based Standard Plant Hire has bought 70 new Kubota excavators this year, expanding its fleet to 240 machines – all of them Kubota.

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