Competition watchdog to probe road and rail construction
In the old days, that headline would suggested suspected collusion; but not this timeRead Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/97vaODA
Korean firm buys part built Hackney job from failed Elements Europe
The joint administrators of Elements Europe have sold the company’s stalled site in Hackney east London to Korean-owned GS E&C Corp. Offsite construction specialist Elements Europe went into administration earlier this month after moving into main contracting...
Barhale bags £16m shaft tank for Severn Trent Water
Severn Trent Water has awarded Barhale a £16.35m contract to deliver the latest phase of a major infrastructure project at Etruria Vale in Stoke-on-Trent. The centrepiece of the scheme is a 20-metre diameter, 24-metre deep shaft tank, providing an additional 5,200m³...
Koreans buy back Elements Europe contract
The former owner of a failed modular builder have bought back one of its two contracts.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/YhvVWRi
Mark Wild radical reset plan to rescue HS2
The Government has revealed HS2 chief executive Mark Wild’s reset plan to rescue the troubled rail megaproject. In a blunt letter to transport secretary Heidi Alexander, Wild said a “comprehensive reset” was now essential to deliver the railway on a credible...
Dry lining boss sentenced after mystery account moves
A construction director who failed to explain transfers totalling almost £500,000 out of his company’s bank account has been handed a suspended sentence. Mario Huiu’s failure to keep proper accounting records for Incentive Services Limited meant liquidators were also...
Where HS2 went wrong
The government has published the Stewart Review into what went wrong on HS2.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/yswl05V
Change of chair at Construction Industry Council
Ian Brant is the new chair of the Construction Industry Council.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/EaHxe0q
Lords committee seeks views on Building Safety Regulator
A parliamentary committee is investigating the logjam at the Building Safety Regulator.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/cjS0iZO
Drylining director done for dodgy books
A construction company director has been handed a suspended prison sentenced after his accounts didn’t add up.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/julIvnb
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