TfL kicks off race for £700m Tube station upgrade
Transport for London has fired the starting gun on bidding for a new £700m Infrastructure Improvement Framework covering major Tube station upgrades and access works. Up to four contractors will be picked to deliver a rolling pipeline of design and construction...
Corbyn Plant Hire fleet goes under the hammer
Corbyn Plant Hire Ltd is selling off all its kit after sister company Corbyn Construction went into administration. The plant hire arm is still solvent and not in administration but the decision has been made to sell its fleet after £33m-turnover groundworks and...
Hinkley band stays together for Sizewell C
The tier one contractors building Hinkley Point C nuclear power station have been confirmed for the planned Sizewell C.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/KBAQvF5
Government blocks Morocco-UK power project
Ambitious plans to harness solar and wind energy from the Sahara and transport it to the UK have been blocked by the government. Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/zcDlef8
Top rugby job for Sir James Wates
Sir James Wates has been appointed as chair of the Rugy Football Union (RFU) board.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/8FeMIUP
Builder spared jail after gas explosion
A Nottingham builder has avoided an immediate spell behind bars after his failures resulted in a gas explosion leaving a worker with burns that have left him unable to work since.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index...
Arcadis sees construction outpacing economic recovery
Construction cost consultants foresee a ‘cautious recovery’ for the industry, with it performing better than the wider UK economy.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/T4h3zEl
Boot begins Sheffield children’s hospital
Site work has begun work on a £17m centre for research into children’s healthcare.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/Togzv0M
Fire fighters called in to sort out Building Safety Regulator
Reforms to the Building Safety Regulator are to be made, under new leadership and with extra staff.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/RBP64OK
Lambeth Palace gets £40m makeover
Whoever is the next Archbishop of Canterbury is likely to have lower heating bills than his (or her, but unlikely) predecessors.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/leAGU1r
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