A worker had died following an accident at Laing O’Rourke’s Oxford North project on Monday morning. A company statement said:  “Yesterday morning (4 December) a member of our team working on the Oxford North project was seriously injured in an incident on site. “The emergency services were called and attended site immediately, but the person

Balfour Beatty Living Places has clinched a £330m six-year highways maintenance contract extension by Lincolnshire County Council. The team will continue to work closely with the Council to maintain the region’s 9,240km of carriageways, provide drainage cleaning services as well as winter and reactive highways maintenance such as gritting, road repairs and traffic management. The

Tate Liverpool has signed Northern Ireland’s Gilbert-Ash as the main contractor for a major reimagining of the landmark gallery on Royal Albert Dock. This near £30m redevelopment of the iconic 1846 warehouse designed by 6a architects recently gained planning permission and listed building consent. Planned works involve a major remodelling of the building to improve

HS2 has today started the hunt for a contractor to lead the enabling works programme for the new Automated People Mover (APM) at Interchange Station in Solihull. This is the first package of work to be procured for the £65m elevated mass transit system build. Two further procurement opportunities will also begin next year, as

The Government has confirmed that three schools built by failed offsite specialist Caledonian Modular will be demolished and rebuilt. Secondary schools Haygrove School in Bridgwater, Somerset and Sir Frederick Gibberd College in Harlow, Essex were built by Caledonian Modular in a single £38m batched deal. SFG’s main building was forced to close after being open

Vanguard Healthcare Solutions has acquired the business and assets of offsite contractor Module-AR Limited out of administration saving 70 jobs. Begbies Traynor were appointed as Joint Administrators of Module-AR Limited in late October and sealed the sale of the £30m turnover company last week. The buyer’s identity was not revealed but the Enquirer can confirm

Torsion Group has formed a joint venture with CityLife to bring forward the 34-storey Sky Gardens development in Leeds Southbank. Torsion Construction has signed a £46.5m build contract to deliver the project which has a £90m Gross Development Value on behalf of the JV partnership. Sky Gardens 284 apartments and will be one of the