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Top 100 Construction Companies 2024

2 Sep After a difficult period that saw trading dogged by surging inflation and delayed projects, the construction industry’s top firms appear to be recovering. But inequalities are growing, writes Steve Menary.

Southern Water names eight for £3.7bn AMP8 capital works

19 Aug Southern Water has named eight suppliers for its capital delivery frameworks for the next five years.

Carlisle link road backs local reuse project

5 Aug Cumberland Council has committed to send surplus building material from its biggest road-building project to a local reuse initiative.

Galliford Try hires Skanska highways director

1 Aug Galliford Try has appointed Glennan Blackmore as managing director of its infrastructure business unit.

Clyde regeneration swings into action

29 Jul A dramatic twin-leaf swing bridge due to open to traffic later this year is the centrepiece of a major regeneration of the River Clyde waterfront. It will open up access to the planned manufacturing innovation district and connect communities on either side of the river. Helena Russell reports

Van Elle holds margins despite dip in revenue

24 Jul Van Elle, the UK's largest ground engineering contractor, has reported a 6% drop in revenues but healthily steady margins.

Torsion promotes Worsley to COO

16 Jul Leeds-based developer/contractor Torsion Group has appointed David Worsley chief operating officer.

Bullish trading update from Galliford Try

11 Jul Galliford Try has told shareholders that continued strong trading will result in revenue and profits beyond analysts’ expectations

Torsion adds regional directors

10 Jul Torsion Construction’s new managing director has appointed two new regional directors to support the growth of the business.

Viridor installs plug-in scrap handlers

8 Jul Waste management company Viridor has put four Caterpillar eMH24 electric-drive material handlers to work at its Bargeddie and Polmadie plants in Scotland.

Galliford Try rebrands telecoms business

2 Jul Galliford Try has rebranded its telecommunications business following a shift in strategy.

UNESCO recommends Stonehenge be put on danger list

26 Jun UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee is set to consider putting the Stonehenge and Avesbury World Heritage Site on the List of World Heritage in Danger due to the threat from the A303 road scheme.

Van Elle fined £233,000 after piling rig fatality

11 Jun Groundworks contractor Van Elle been fined £233,000 for safety breaches after an HGV driver was struck and killed by the mast of a piling rig at a house build site in Annan, Dumfries and Galloway.

Openreach fined £1.3m following death of engineer

6 Jun BT subsidiary Openreach Limited has been fined £1.34m after an engineer drowned while trying to repair a telephone line.

Comment: Big construction gets it badly wrong

3 Jun Construction bosses want to “depoliticise infrastructure” and hand control to an unelected, little known organisation. What country do they think they live in, wonders Phil Bishop.

Galliford Try to rebuild immigration detention centre

31 May Galliford Try has signed two new public sector building contracts together worth £101m.

Midlands gets secondary aggregate plant

29 May A £20m production plant has opened in Wellingborough to supply the construction industry across the Midlands with reduced-carbon secondary aggregate.

Northumbrian Water picks another 33 for AMP8 – full list

9 May Northumbrian Water has completed its AMP8 framework procurement with the appointment of 33 suppliers for its £3.6bn five-year capital investment programme.

McLaughlin & Harvey targets the Midlands

25 Apr On the back of several major projects in the Midlands, McLaughlin & Harvey has opened a Birmingham office .

Galliford Try to expand Bolton college

17 Apr Galliford Try has signed a contract for the Department for Education to erect a new building for Bolton University Collegiate School (UCS) in Lancashire.

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