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Balfour Beatty’s latest profits warning the result of poor bids and late payments.
Another £35M of missing profit uncovered at Balfour Beatty, at the Tier 2 Engineering Service Division. -
Irish construction expected to grow by 20% despite more skills shortage concerns
Only 15% of industry feel equipped to deal with the looming skills shortage, despite a positive outlook on growth for 2019 in Ireland. -
WYG reappointed to Homes England framework
Homes England continues its decade-long partnership with WYG. -
Balfour Beatty JV scoops £289m luxury Hong Kong residential project
Balfour Beatty's international joint venture Gammon Construction has been picked to build a £289m Hong Kong residential complex. -
Collaboration has to be at the heart of UK rail reform, contractors urge
Ahead of the biggest rail review since privatisation, CECA calls for a more collaborative relationship between operators, network and contractors. -
BAM Nuttall revealed as big winner in Network Rail’s £467m CP6 contracts
Network Rail has announced multi-million-pound contract awards for Control Period 6, worth a total of £467m. -
Hitachi suspends work on Anglesey’s £20bn Wylfa nuclear power station
Hitachi's decision to halt work on a new nuclear power station at Wylfa in Wales has been seen as a “serious blow” to the UK’s future energy security. -
HS2 reveals designs for new Euston tube vent shaft
Design of new substation and vent shaft draws inspiration from other historic London Underground stations. -
“Game-changer” tech helps Dutch firm land five-year Network Rail data contract
Train-mounted technology will mean less hours on site for rail workers and provide more detailed information for the organisation. -
Two new arrivals boost Birmingham office of Burns & McDonnell
US firm Burns & McDonnell expands and strengthens its UK team.