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YORbuild £600m frameworks out to tender - Vimarsana News

YORbuild £600m frameworks out to tender

Five frameworks worth up to £600m combined from YORbuild have opened for tenders. The agreements cover the North West, the North East, the West, the East

Bam Nuttall names new MD for major projects - Vimarsana News

Bam Nuttall names new MD for major projects

Civil engineering contractor Bam Nuttall has promoted Richard Prime to the role of managing director of major projects. Prime moves into a vacancy left by

UK fuel crisis 'could increase project costs' - Vimarsana News

UK fuel crisis 'could increase project costs'

The fuel crisis could delay or add costs to projects, commentators have warned. Dominic Lacey, head of UK transport at law firm Eversheds Sutherland, said

Bam lands £95m London development - Vimarsana News

Bam lands £95m London development

Bam lands £95m London development Bam Construct has won a £95m contract for a 230,000 square foot mixed-use development in Camden, north London. The project will see the firm redevelop an industrial estate site into offices, retail and two separate residential buildings for developer W Real Estate. Work at the St Pancras Campus is due to start later this summer with completion scheduled for 2024. The development will make use of air source heat pumps, solar panels and blue and green roofs, a statement from the contractor said. It will use on-site energy generation and an all-electric system...

Bam working with suppliers to manage materials risks - Vimarsana News

Bam working with suppliers to manage materials risks

Bam Construct is actively working with its supply chain to mitigate the impact of materials shortages and rising prices, according to its chief executive.