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Mace confirmed for £100m Natural History Museum job
The Natural History Museum has appointed Mace as main contractor for its new collections, research and digitisation centre in Shinfield at Thames Valley Science Park. Construction will begin imminently with industry data specialist BarbourABI valuing the deal at...
GEG Capital swoops for high-voltage cable contractor APS
GEG Capital has snapped up high-voltage cable specialist Approved Power Services to strengthen its presence in the fast-expanding energy infrastructure market. St Helens-based APS specialises in high-voltage cable jointing and commissioning up to 132kV. The firm works...
Blackburn seeks bidders for £250m framework
Blackburn With Darwen Borough Council has started the procurement process for a new eight-year framework worth up to £250m. Work will cover building and civils schemes across the region from 1 March 2026 to 28 February 2034. A pipeline notice states: “Typical...
Willmott Dixon returns to profit and builds orders
Accounts filed by Willmott Dixon, the privately owned construction and interiors company, show a return to profit for 2024.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/2EGXwoq
Ridge appoints head of water
Consulting engineer Ridge & Partners has added to its infrastructure leadership team with the appointment of Bobby Brown as head of water.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/HVDX3I2
Build-to-rent investment hits new high
Investment into the UK build-to-rent sector has increased by 50% in the past year alone.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/Lm5xBJN
Cubby in talks over rescue restructure after civils job setback
Carlisle-based contractor Cubby Construction is in talks with potential investors around a financial restructure following losses on a civils job. The £24m turnover family-owned firm ran into problems working on Galliford Try’s Carlisle Southern Link Road project and...
Rayner rips up rules to get small builders building
Smaller house builders are set for a major boost under new government plans to speed up housing delivery by slashing red tape, easing environmental rules, and unlocking finance. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has unveiled a wide-ranging support package to bring...
£35m Hereford Western Bypass job to go to tender
Contractors are being put on alert for a £35m-plus bid race for the first section of the long-delayed Hereford Western Bypass project. Herefordshire Council plans to launch the tender in September for the 3-year works contract covering construction of the link between...
Cladding costs recovery helps Willmott Dixon return to profit
Recovering £20m spent on cladding remediation work from third parties has helped Willmott Dixon return to profit. Tighter contract controls also contributed to the turnaround with pre-tax profits for 2024 at £46.8m compared to a £14.4m loss last time with turnover...

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