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CRM technology

Why the UK’s construction industry should embrace CRM technology

Philip Mayling, CEO of BuddyCRM, explores how CRM technology is helping the construction industry to weather the impact of Covid-19.
Construction companies,

UK construction growth falls to five-month low

Construction companies in the UK reported a sustained recovery in output volumes during October, as the rate of expansion grinds to a halt.

Network rail completes first stage of Barmouth Viaduct restoration

Network Rail has finished the first stage of a £25m upgrade to Barmouth Viaduct, a vital transport link for North West Wales.
project management software,

Project management software boosts business visibility and control

The Carey Group has realised a number of benefits since adopting Elecosoft’s project management software, Powerproject Vision a year ago.
Email management

How Mail Manager helps architects and engineers manage project emails

Mail Manager has evolved from an Outlook add-in to a fully fledged, industry-wide email management tool for helping architects and engineers to take control of their project emails.
Victoria Riverside

Work underway on Victoria Riverside residential development

Developer JM Construction has started work on the next phase of its £50m Victoria Riverside residential development in Hunslet.
3D printing,

Offsite construction with lightweight 3D printing

When you think of 3D printing buildings, you probably picture giant outdoor robot gantries “pooping out concrete”, as John McCabe of Branch Technology puts it. Branch Technology does 3D printing very differently, starting with printing offsite.
new homes in West Lindsey

Keepmoat to deliver 454 new homes in West Lindsey

West Lindsey District Council has partnered with Keepmoat Homes to deliver a new sustainable neighbourhood at Foxby Lane, Gainsborough.
Robot, HS2, tunnelling machines

HS2 uses robot to improve safety on tunnelling machines

HS2 is using a robot to improve safety and efficiency on the high-speed rail project’s first two giant tunnelling machines, set to launch early next year.
ponteland school, kier,

Kier hands over new Ponteland school & leisure project

Kier has handed phase one of its Ponteland school & leisure project to Northumberland County Council (NCC).

Construction underway for Sandwell hospitals

A turf cutting ceremony took place to mark the start of construction work on two new multi-storey car parks at Sandwell and City hospitals which will improve access for staff, patients and visitors.
product data,

Working groups call for single source of truth for product data

Fareed Patel, owner of Hamari Agency, takes a look at what manufacturers need to do to organise their product data.
structural warranty,

Build-Zone secures backing from second ‘A’ rated insurer

Structural warranty provider Build-Zone, has secured capacity from a second ‘A’ rated insurer, following the recent announcement of their deal with XL Catlin, part of the AXA XL Group.
Sarah Beale

CITB chief executive Sarah Beale resigns

CITB’s chief executive Sarah Beale has handed in her resignation and will be leaving the organisation in September 2021.
Graham, financial year

Graham reveals strong financial position despite Covid-19

Graham has reported growth in revenue to £853.3m in its latest published accounts for the financial year up to 31 March 2020.
structural connector

[VIDEO] Simpson Strong-Tie launches ultra-resistant fasteners packaging

Engineered structural connector specialists, Simpson Strong-Tie has given its hardware packaging a new look.
data infrastructure,

Bluebeam expands its global Studio data infrastructure

Bluebeam has continued to expand its global Studio data infrastructure, providing customers faster and more secure access to their cloud-based projects.
Birmingham university station

VolkerFitzpatrick wins £56m Birmingham university station contract

West Midlands Combined Authority has appointed VolkerFitzpatrick to undertake the design and build of the new £56m Birmingham university station.
rolled lead

CMA hands fines of over £9m to roofing lead cartel

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has handed fines of over £9m to rolled lead suppliers, Associated Lead Mills Ltd and H.J. Enthoven Ltd for breaking competition law.
low carbon heating, EDF energy

EDF and Daikin UK to offer low carbon heating solutions

EDF has joined forces with Daikin UK to help its customers make their homes more energy-efficient, discover low-carbon alternatives for heating and help decarbonisation of homes in the UK.
Dagenham film studios

Construction work to begin next year on Dagenham film studios

Barking and Dagenham Council has signed an agreement with Hackman Capital Partners (HCP) to build London’s largest film and TV production centre in Dagenham The...
Premier

Selectaglaze improves London office environment

Premier Public Relations contacted Selectaglaze for a window improvement to their offices, to create a more agreeable working environment by reaching a higher level of thermal insulation.
Prince Charles Hospital,

Interserve wins £130m contract to refurbish Prince Charles Hospital

Interserve Construction has secured a £130m contract to refurbish the Prince Charles Hospital in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales.
Will Rudd

Will Rudd appoints two new managing directors

Will Rudd has appointed two new managing directors, MJ O’Shaughnessy and Gillian Ogilvie, to lead its Glasgow and Edinburgh offices.
Birmingham International Station,

[VIDEO] Birmingham International Station revamp unveiled

[VIDEO] Plans for the £300m transformation of Birmingham International Station ahead of the arrival of HS2 have been unveiled.

Major projects: The future is modular

Previously viewed as “clever but pricey”, modular construction is now quickly gaining momentum, especially on major projects where designs are detailed and space on site is tight.