Contracts
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Galliford Try has secured Havering’s £39m SEND school contract package.
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Believ will deliver Hampshire’s major public EV charging programme countywide.
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Prague has selected contractors for the Olšanská–Habrová tram line project. The nearly 2km scheme will serve regeneration around the former Žižkov freight station.
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Kier has opened early engagement for major Keogh Barracks packages. The Aldershot project includes nearly £70m of subcontract opportunities across groundworks, frame, envelope, steelwork, roofing, and building services.
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Poland has formally joined FIEC’s European construction industry representation network. The move adds weight from one of Central Europe’s major construction markets as housing, infrastructure, energy, procurement, and reconstruction demands intensify.
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Flagship Homes has started work on 34 affordable Stalham homes. The north Norfolk scheme will deliver affordable rent and shared ownership properties, with first occupation expected in early 2027.
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Sir Robert McAlpine has appointed Simon Kydd healthcare managing director. The appointment strengthens its healthcare leadership as the New Hospital Programme, RAAC replacement work, and Hospital 2.0 delivery move further into procurement and planning.
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Turner & Townsend has reported gross annual revenue of £5.76bn. Growth across real estate, infrastructure, energy, aviation, water, healthcare, and nuclear shows continued demand for programme and cost management on major capital projects.
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Knights Brown has lifted annual turnover to £136m in 2025. Coasts, ports, energy, water, and infrastructure work supported growth, with the contractor positioning for AMP8 demand across the regulated utilities market.
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Erith will now dismantle Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station over four years. The programme will clear a 700-acre brownfield site for low-carbon energy, storage, data centre, and freeport-linked redevelopment.