Financial & Legal



  • Mortenson buys Nor-Cal for energy controls

    Mortenson has acquired Nor-Cal Controls, adding SCADA and energy management expertise for solar, storage, and microgrid projects. The deal tightens in-house capability around controls integration as energy contractors move further into software-heavy and performance-critical delivery.


  • Metallico secures funding for growth drive

    Metallico has secured funding from Allica Bank to refinance existing lending and support expansion, adding capacity for larger structural and architectural steelwork packages across London.


  • Tadweld warns over steel tariff loophole

    Tadweld has warned that the UK’s new steel trade measure could raise raw-material costs for domestic fabricators while leaving a route for tariff-free pre-fabricated imports.


  • HSE opens consultation on RIDDOR reforms

    HSE has opened a consultation on changes to RIDDOR that would widen reportable dangerous occurrences, update occupational disease rules, and simplify the reporting process.


  • Trimble to add AI contract-risk layer

    Trimble is buying Document Crunch to deepen contract-risk automation tools. The deal will push document intelligence further into project and ERP workflows.


  • UK construction starts slide in March index

    UK project starts fell sharply as residential and civils weakened.


  • Interpipe completes Romanian tube plant deal

    Interpipe has completed its acquisition of the AMTP Roman mill. The deal gives the company its first manufacturing base inside the EU.


  • MPA names Martin Casey to cement role

    MPA names Martin Casey to lead cement and lime policy. The appointment lands as UK cement competitiveness remains under sustained pressure.


  • US order tightens contractor DEI compliance

    Federal agencies must now rewrite contracts around DEI compliance rules. The order sets clause, audit, and enforcement requirements for federal contractors and subcontractors.


  • Guernsey Ports seeks partners for waterfront redevelopment

    Guernsey Ports has opened two waterfront sites to investors. The move brings protected buildings, leasehold delivery, and private capital into the next phase of St Peter Port renewal.