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Joseph Gallagher Limited (JGL) has been awarded a £50m contract by United Living to deliver a major package of trenchless construction works. The deal is part of the HyNet North West project to create a hydrogen distribution network delivering clean fuel to industrial users. JGL will oversee the design and construction of 53 trenchless crossings across a 35km pipeline route.
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Entrepreneur Simon Orange has snapped up the country’s second biggest steelwork contractor William Hare in a move that marks a new era for the £350m-turnover firm. The Bury-based business, which employs around 2,000 staff across nine UK sites and international operations in Europe, the UAE and India, has been sold for an undisclosed sum. Orange – who recently sold a stake in his CorpAcq investment firm to TDR Capital for reportedly over £1bn – has acquired the business in a personal capaci
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A new government-backed National Housing Bank could unlock £53bn of private investment and drive the construction of over 500,000 new homes. The publicly-owned bank will be a subsidiary Homes England and comes armed with £16bn in financial firepower to galvanise house building. Developers will benefit from a mix of loans, equity and guarantees to unlock stalled and complex sites, while SME builders will get new lending products and revolving credit to boost their pipeline.
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Graham Investment Projects has won planning for a £70m student tower in Glasgow’s Anderston district. The 25-storey block at 138 Hydepark Street will rise from a disused brownfield plot, delivering 410 beds in a mix of 236 studios and 174 cluster flats. Designed by Cooper Cromar, the scheme echoes New York’s iconic Seagram Building, and forms part of the wider regeneration of the Anderston area of the city.
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NG Bailey has posted record sales and stronger profits in chief executive Jonathan Stockton’s first year at the helm. Turnover at the UK’s largest independent engineering and infrastructure firm jumped 10% to £662m in the year to 28 February 2025, with underlying operating profit up a over a third to £15m. The strong performance follows the launch of the group’s “Journey to 2030” strategy focused on long-term investment, low-risk growth and selective acquisitions, like ductwork maker OSM Ventila
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HS2 Ltd has referred a subcontractor to HMRC over alleged payment fraud. The move comes after the rail company launched an internal investigation last month into whistleblowing allegations that overinflated rates were charged for workers supplied to build in the West Midlands. HS2 confirmed it… The post HS2 refers subcontractor to HMRC over alleged fraud appeared first on Construction News.
Bedfordshire based civil engineering contractor LF Solutions Ltd has filed an administration notice. Begbies Traynor are now believed to be in charge of the company which specialises in groundwork, civil engineering and formwork. The firm also has a labour supply arm and its own fleet of plant and machinery. Latest accounts for LF Solutions show the company had a turnover of £20.3m for the year to February 28 2024 generating a pre-tax profit of £218,000 while employing 15 staff.
Costain has been appointed by Storengy UK to deliver front-end engineering and design (FEED) work for an underground hydrogen storage scheme in Cheshire. The Keuper Gas Storage Project will convert 19 salt caverns near Northwich into hydrogen storage, with a combined working gas volume of… The post Costain to design Cheshire hydrogen storage project appeared first on Construction News.
Network Rail and British Steel have signed a landmark £500M contract for the supply of 337,000t of steel to the rail infrastructure manager over the next five years. The post British Steel to provide 80% of Network Rail’s track needs over next five years in £500M contract appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Costain has built a new green bridge as part of National Highways’ A30 Chiverton to Carland Cross dualling project, and Aco has installed a frog and toad migratory pathway near Henley-on-Thames. The post Dual-deck green bridge built in Cornwall and path for amphibians installed in Henley appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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