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Read more »The Construction Equipment Association and Hire Association Europe have agreed a reciprocal membership arrangement.
The Department of Health and Social Care has announced construction partners for 11 new hospitals being built across the UK.
Project management firm Currie & Brown has appointed Mike Bull as its head of infrastructure for England and Wales, focusing on markets outside London and the South East.
Tarmac owner CRH has reported revenues of $10.8bn in the second quarter, up 6%, with adjusted EBITDA up 7% to $2.6bn from $2.5bn.
Taylor Wimpey has said it is focused on controlling costs, as adjusting operating profits fell 19.4% in its first half, and margins slipped by 2 percentage points, on revenue up 1.7% at £1,683m.
