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Terex machines set for facelift under new engineering chief

8 Jun 16 Terex Construction has named Satpal Sokhi as the new head of engineering for its UK manufacturing facility in Coventry. And it has given him quite a challenge.

Hyundai debuts 49-tonne excavator at Hillhead

8 Jun 16 Hyundai is using the Hillhead exhibition this month to premiere its new HX480 L crawler excavator.

Costain targets decommissioning

8 Jun 16 Costain has put together a decommissioning team to take advantage of energy projects being wound up in the wake of the fall in oil prices.

US communities seek $9.3bn in transport grants

7 Jun 16 Communities across the USA have applied for a total of US$9.3bn (£6.45bn) in grants under a programme that will be paying out no more than US$500m.

Van Oord signs deal for German offshore wind farm

7 Jun 16 Van Oord and Highland Group Holdings are to cooperate on building the Deutsche Bucht offshore wind farm in Germany.

Wates signed for second Stockwell block

7 Jun 16 Wates Living Space Homes has been contracted to build a £48m residential development in south London.

Building Lives to close

7 Jun 16 Trustees of Building Lives have decided to close down the construction training charity after failing to establish a sustainable revenue stream.

Higgins selected for £40m Hoxton estate

7 Jun 16 Higgins Construction has been appointed for phase two of the redevelopment of the Colville Estate in Hoxton

Contractors wanted for £110m Glasgow sewage works

7 Jun 16 Scottish Water is going out to tender for £110m of improvements to Daldowie and Dalmarnock wastewater treatment works near Glasgow.

Bechtel extends role on Saudi mega project

7 Jun 16 Bechtel has signed a five-year extension to its long-term contract providing management services on the development of Jubail and Ras Al Khair industrial cities in Saudi Arabia.

Construction begins of Arup-designed micro apartments

7 Jun 16 Construction began last week of modular micro apartments designed to help solve student housing issues in Berlin, Germany.

St Louis chosen for new $1.75bn government campus

7 Jun 16 The USA’s National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has chosen the city of St Louis in Missouri as the site for a US$1.75bn (£1.2bn) campus.

BAM wins Belgian urban development project

7 Jun 16 BAM subsidiary Interbuild has won a €40m (£31.5m) contract for an urban development in Turnhout, Belgium.

Blyth debut for BAM gravity base foundations

7 Jun 16 A new type of foundations developed by BAM for offshore wind turbines is to be used for the first time on EDF’s Blyth offshore wind demonstration project.

Profit growth fuels Vp’s international ambitions

7 Jun 16 Equipment rental group Vp has reported another record year with turnover and profits both up again.

Mountfield returns to profit

7 Jun 16 Last year’s restructuring of Mountfield Group appears to be producing the desired result, with the company returning to profitability.

O'Brien provides university improvements

7 Jun 16 Groundworks specialist O’Brien Contractors has been brought in to help with the University of Birmingham’s campus expansion plans.

Kelston Sparkes happy with new trucks

7 Jun 16 Earthmoving contractor Kelston Sparkes has added four new Bell Equipment B50D articulated dump trucks to its fleet this year.

CITB explores levy options

7 Jun 16 The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is embarking on yet another round of self-examination.

Weather blamed as Queensferry Crossing delays emerge

6 Jun 16 Transport Scotland is blaming the weather after delays in the construction Queensferry Crossing emerged.

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