Buildings
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Dalkia has taken the GOSH cancer centre MEP package forward. The appointment puts specialist building services at the centre of a £300m live healthcare construction programme in London.
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Caddick Civil Engineering has appointed Lee Brown as Construction Director in the North East, strengthening its Durham-based leadership team as the business looks to expand workload, client relationships, project delivery, and regional supply chain capacity.
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Pick Everard is urging developers to factor the Building Safety Levy into scheme pipelines before its 1 October implementation date, warning that late technical design and building control submissions could expose projects to additional cost and programme risk.
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Turner & Townsend’s latest fit-out cost data puts London behind only New York for high-specification office fit-out, with premium workspace demand, AI-ready systems, and a shortage of Grade A supply continuing to support elevated project budgets.
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Kier has been appointed by Nexus to deliver the £7.9m Regent Centre Metro Station refurbishment in Gosforth, covering civils, fit-out, M&E, passenger improvements, accessibility, and removal of the existing bus canopy.
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Places for People is preparing a £400m National Groundworkers Framework for groundworks and civil engineering contractors, creating a four-year route into its residential, mixed-use, and community development pipeline across England.
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OPDC is moving to market for a long-term development partner at Old Oak, where a unified 70-acre public land agreement is expected to support 8,000 homes, 200,000 sq m of commercial and community space, and one of London’s largest regeneration programmes.
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Esh Construction has completed the £6.4m Bishop Auckland Bus Station redevelopment, delivering a new accessible transport hub with local steel, sustainable technologies, and wider regeneration links.
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Digital Realty has started work on PAR15 at Dugny, the first building in a planned 176MW data centre campus north of Paris.
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Cameron Homes has secured planning approval for Bamford Place, a 119-home redevelopment of JCB’s former Bamford Works site in Uttoxeter.