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Robots rise at Schindler

2 Jun Schindler has added two new R.I.S.E elevator installation robots, aiming to enhance safety, boost efficiency, and reduce the physical strain of on-site labour. The firm now has seven robots in its fleet.

Kimpton supports Cardiff high rise scheme

2 Jun Kimpton has completed work on the first phase of a Watkin Jones-led residential project, Central Quay, on the site of the former Brains Brewery.

Clarion picks Hill for Tower Hamlets homes

2 Jun Clarion Housing Group has appointed The Hill Group as main contractor for its Clare House redevelopment in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, which will deliver 145 new homes at social rent.

Gleeds wins expanded Hinkley Point role

2 Jun EDF Energy has selected Gleeds to provide commercial and programme management services to Hinkley Point C (HPC) under the new professional services framework.

New directors for Amey consulting

2 Jun Amey has appointed Gert Vermeiren as sector director for engineering and Stephen Knott as chief operations director, within its consulting business.

New Ferrovial UK MD

2 Jun Alastair Dick has joined Ferrovial from Bechtel, and will become managing director, Ferrovial 麻豆APP UK and Ireland.

Wernick opens in Inverness

2 Jun Wernick Hire has opened a new depot in Inverness. The £3.5m investment aims to help the business support clients across the Highlands and surrounding region.

Balfour Beatty reorganises

2 Jun Balfour Beatty has reorganised its UK business, with new divisions formed around defence, power and regional infrastructure, headed by Nick Crossfield; energy and major projects, led by Phil Clifton; and transport, for which it is recruiting a CEO.

Willmott Dixon starts work on Huddersfield Bus Station

1 Jun Willmott Dixon has started construction work on the £28m Huddersfield Bus Station, for West Yorkshire Combined Authority and Kirklees Council.

Huws Gray appoints operations director

1 Jun Huws Gray has appointed Jon Mugridge as operations director for plant and tool hire. Mugridge joins from Brandon Hire Station, after a 30-year career that started on the checkout at B&Q.

Plans unveiled for London's tallest tower

1 Jun Aroland, Stanhope and Eric Parry Architects have unveiled plans for One London, formerly 1 Undershaft, the £1bn project that aims to be London's tallest skyscraper.

Reds10 appoints executive chair

1 Jun Reds10 has appointed Steve Beechey as executive chair. Beechey joins the modular construction group from Wates Group.

Second reactor lifted at Hinkley Point

1 Jun Sarens' SGC 250, known as Big Carl, has been used to lift into place the second reactor at EDF's Hinkley Point C.

BAM wins ASTI contract

1 Jun BAM UK & Ireland has won its first contract under the Accelerated Strategic Transmission Investment (ASTI) framework for a substation in Aberdeenshire, delivered under a JV with Siemens Energy, for SSEN Transmission.

Battery and solar project starts in Cornwall

1 Jun European Energy has started the construction of a 68MW solar farm with a 95MWh co-located battery storage system at Indian Queens in Cornwall.

Old Oak seeks £12bn private sector partner

29 May Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) has started the search for a private sector partner for a £12bn, two decade, joint venture to oversee and manage the delivery of the HS2-linked regeneration project.

Oregon Timber Frame expands capacity

29 May Barratt Redrow-owned Oregon Timber Frame has completed the final phase of a factory expansion, part of a £25m investment programme, increasing capacity to 5,000 home kits per year.

GBR-Price to expand with Barclays support

29 May Rail infrastructure specialist GBR-Price Group has secured funding from Barclays to purchase new premises and support the growth of its operations.

Rolls-Royce picks suppliers for SMR programme

29 May Rolls-Royce has appointed Škoda JS and Doosan Enerbility to produce key nuclear island components for its Small Modular Reactor programme.

Heidelberg, Kenson, deliver low carbon Redbridge road

29 May Heidelberg Materials UK has worked with Kenson Highways to deliver a lower carbon residential road in the London Borough of Redbridge, using its evoZero cement.

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