Contracts
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HS2 has completed the main structure of Burton Green tunnel. Landscaping, fire protection, access works, and Greenway reinstatement will now continue across the Warwickshire site.
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Mace will return to transform London’s former riverside City Hall. The redevelopment will expand the building, replace its façade and services, and reshape the surrounding public realm.
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Europe’s largest tunnelling machine will drive beneath the Thames estuary. The 16.4m-diameter TBM is due to begin excavating the Lower Thames Crossing’s twin road tunnels in 2028.
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Dunkirk has begun major construction on its container expansion programme. The €303m scheme will add deep-water berths and double the port’s handling capacity.
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Hinkley Point C has appointed two independent decommissioning plan verifiers. Turner & Townsend and NUVIA will examine cost, risk, technical feasibility, and waste assumptions.
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Galliford Try and Balfour Beatty have joined the A9 race. Their new joint venture will pursue five major Scottish road packages covering approximately 92km.
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HG Construction wins two major student accommodation schemes from Fusion. The Cardiff and Loughborough projects will deliver 1,247 beds across a 17-storey city block and an eight-storey canalside regeneration.
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Heidelberg Materials secures North Yorkshire asphalt framework after competitive tender. The 12-month agreement covers about 35,000 tonnes and begins with a technically demanding lower-carbon resurfacing scheme in Pateley Bridge.
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Morris & Spottiswood posts record turnover and stronger profits again. Group revenue rose 34% to £230.98m in 2025, while pre-tax profit increased 46% to £6.92m.
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JRL returns to profit after restructuring and £50m investment backing. The group reported £2.9m pre-tax profit, an £8.6m operating profit, and a record order book above £2bn.