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UK-based contractor reports €500 million of first quarter new construction work in upbeat trading statement.
Public spending to shape short-term future of country’s construction market, particularly civil engineering
Organisers of the Intermat Middle East exhibition report growing support for the fledgling show in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
CSCEC to develop Abu Dhabi real estate in agreement with Aabar Investments
John Sutch Cranes supplied ten cranes for Liverpool's outdoor spectacular Sea Odyssey. It was a three-day event that saw the team bringing to life 15 metre-tall statues and navigating them through the streets of the UK city
Swedish firm signed up for €141 million build in Stockholm, to include garage and offices.
Strategic cooperation agreement to develop Doha Port and the 2022 World Cup soccer stadium in Qatar.
Japanese government passes JPY 90.3 trillion (US$ 1.1 trillion) 2012/2013 budget
Contracts signed for projects in US and Brazil, and preferred bidder status for UK waste project
A total potential project pipeline of US$ 172 billion is forecast in Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries this year
Subsidiary Züblin to build campus for Hamm-Lippstadt University in Germany
French contractor and UK developer St Modwen named preferred bidders for regeneration of New Covent Garden Market in London
Due to the postponement of major projects in the road and rail sector, this year will be “challenging” for the industry
Contractor to build €139 million office development in central London
Swiss crane rental firm Leu used two of its Liebherr mobile cranes to construct the largest dome in in the country
Four Potain tower cranes are being used to build the largest hotel and casino complex in the Philippines
Swedish contractor to build “largest shopping centre in Scandinavia” for developer Unibail-Rodamco
Vietnam's first jack-up rig was loaded out and floated off to sea by heavy transport and lifting company ALE
String of large projects to improve transport and energy networks throughout Europe approved
Leighton awarded series of contracts in Australia worth AU$ 775 million (US$ 774 million).
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