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Murphy wins £18.5m Camden residential and commercial space

Murphy & Sons Limited has been awarded a contract by Steyn Group worth £18.5m for a new mixed-use new residential apartment block in north London.
reefLIVE aquarium

Green light for £12m reefLIVE aquarium in Belfast

Belfast City Council has greenlit plans to develop a £12m state-of-the-art aquarium in Titanic Quarter, a short distance from Titanic Belfast.
33 Charterhouse Street,

Mace to deliver £140m green tech-driven office in Farringdon

Mace has been chosen to deliver 33 Charterhouse Street, a new green technology-driven office development in Farringdon.
Monk Bridge development, highway design,

GHD to deliver highway design services for Monk Bridge development

Professional services company, GHD has been appointed by Galliford Try to deliver site-wide highway design services for the Monk Bridge development in Leeds.
facilities management, London fire brigade

Interserve wins £7.6m FM contract with London Fire Brigade

Interserve has won a facilities management (FM) contract worth £7.6m over the next three years with the London Fire Brigade.
Covid-19 breaches on construction sites,

41% drop in Covid-19 breaches on construction sites

There has been a 41% decrease in the number of Covid-19 breaches on construction sites over the last three months, according to the Building Safety Group (BSG).
Work experience, HS2,

HS2 offers work experience for ‘covid generation’

HS2 Ltd has strengthened its partnership with The Social Mobility Foundation (SMF) in a bid to help support the ‘covid generation’ with their next steps into education and employment.
environmental risks in construction projects

Environmental risks in construction projects

From location to geospatial systems, Piers Edgell, account director at Landmark Information explores the considerations of environmental risks in construction projects.
supply chain framework,

Innovative supply chain framework to transform project delivery

Guild Living has agreed an innovative supply chain framework with its contractors to revolutionise the way that major projects are delivered.

Bristol leads the way to be carbon-neutral by 2030

Carbon emissions produced by Bristol City Council have dropped by nearly 80% since 2005, putting their buildings and transport services on track for being a carbon-neutral organisation by 2025.
asbestos removal,

Asbestos contractors launch rating app for operatives

The Asbestos Removal Contractors Association (ARCA) has launched a performance rating app for asbestos removal operatives.
link road and overbridge in northallerton

Eric Wright begins Northallerton link road and overbridge

Eric Wright Civil Engineering has commenced work on the final stage of a new link road and overbridge in Northallerton on behalf of Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire and Persimmon Homes.
Sustainable buildings

Sustainable building strategy to boost health and wellbeing

Sustainable buildings can help tackle the climate emergency and boost health and wellbeing in the wake of Covid-19, says the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC).
Design Quality Indicator for Health 2,

CIC launches updated design quality evaluation tool

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has launched an updated version of its design quality evaluation tool, the Design Quality Indicator for Health 2 (DQIfH2).
Openshaw Campus

Caddick wins £25m Openshaw Campus contract in Manchester

Caddick Construction has been awarded a £25m contract to build a new teaching facility on the Openshaw Campus of The Manchester College.
MMC for social housing,

Housing 2020: How to deliver MMC for social housing projects

Even while working from home, local authority and housing association development teams can access exclusive technical advice on how to implement MMC for social housing projects.
UK engineering,

Skills transferability key to recovery of UK engineering

Government and industry need a better understanding of how skilled workers can move between sectors to help  UK engineering prevent lasting unemployment, says the ECITB.
legionella infection, water systems

SNIPEF warns of dangers of legionella infection in water systems

As workers in hotels, offices, leisure facilities and other buildings begin the gradual return to work, legionella infection is looming on the horizon which, if left untreated, could have deadly consequences.
Matthew Cruttenden, Neil Brook

Bowmer + Kirkland appoints new board members

Head of Bowmer + Kirkland's Southern division, Matthew Cruttenden and Neil Brook who leads the North West team are joining the main board.
ClearTech,

ClearTech wins 50% more jobs with enhanced estimation efficiency

ClearTech Engineered Solutions in Dublin wins 50% more jobs with enhanced estimation efficiency, as traditional operations give way to technology-driven and environmentally sustainable models.
social housing contract, Kilwinning,

Graham secures £12.43m Kilwinning social housing contract

hub South West has agreed a £12.43m social housing contract with Graham Construction to deliver 79 new homes on behalf of North Ayrshire Council.
timber industry, reduce co2

Timber industry campaign to reduce CO2 in construction

Wood CO2ts less aims to increase awareness of timber’s environmental credentials and highlight how using wood from sustainable forests is one of the simplest ways to reduce carbon emissions.
Computational design, Parramatta Square

Computational design helps deliver Australia’s largest sustainable tower

3D BIM modelling and a digital twin are supporting the delivery of 6-8 Parramatta Square, part of one of the biggest sustainable urban revitalisation projects in Australia.
defence contract

AmeyBriggs wins £240.2m MITER defence contract

AmeyBriggs has been awarded a £240.2m contract to maintain and manage the Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) fleet of construction and materials handling equipment.
construction software,

Three things to master in Bluebeam Revu to elevate collaboration

Want to maximise the digital collaboration Studio Sessions has to offer? Master these Revu capabilities first.
Bramley hill

Green light for 58 new homes at Bramley Hill

Brick By Brick and Common Ground Architecture have secured planning permission for a new housing scheme at Bramley Hill which will provide 58 new homes.