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Galliford Try report further £26m loss on Aberdeen bypass as wrangle continues
Unveiling the first-half year results for 2018, Galliford say they remain in "constructive dialogue" to get the Aberdeen bypass open. -
Interserve agrees second rescue plan with debts to be cut by over £300m
Interserve continues to battle with soaring debts but the group's CEO says the latest deal is a big step forward in strengthening its balance sheet. -
Kier begin the search for new boss as chief executive steps down
Kier say the time is right for a new leader as CEO Haydn Mursell leaves the firm after eight years. -
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham welcomes WSP staff to new offices
Andy Burnham inspects designs for new prototype emergency homeless shelter at WSP office opening in Manchester. -
Turner & Townsend awarded contract on Perth’s 72km rail project
Turner & Townsend has landed a major contract on a landmark transportation project in Perth, Australia. -
Two new arrivals boost Birmingham office of Burns & McDonnell
US firm Burns & McDonnell expands and strengthens its UK team. -
Waterman appoints new regional director in London
Waterman appoints new regional director in its infrastructure and environment team in London. -
Atkins appoints Lizi Stewart as managing director for transportation
Atkins recruit Arcadis highways and aviation director to grow its transport business. -
Lendlease awarded £330m contract for Manchester Town Hall revamp
Lendlease has beat off competition to land the £330m Manchester Town Hall refurbishment, despite a cladding row. -
Ramboll expands environment and health division with six new staff
Following a year of growth, Ramboll has announced six new senior hires in its environment and health practice.