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Templant joins Camfaud Group following acquisition

3 days Essex-based temporary power provider Templant has been acquired by Camfaud Group, the UK’s largest concrete pumping company and part of Concrete Pumping Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: BBCP)

Anglian water treatment for Brazil

5 May A wastewater treatment process, Helea, developed by Anglian Water, will be used by Haskoning for projects in São Paulo.

First order since Injectaclad acquisition

5 May Injectaclad has received its first new order since the acquisition of its manufacturer, RLUK Injection Ltd, by Light Science Technology Holdings (LSTH), for a residential project in East Yorkshire.

Fluke launches cable spotter

29 Apr Fluke has launched a new underground utilities locater, the SmartTrace 2082 series.

Costain uses 3D printed concrete

24 Apr Costain has used low carbon 3D printed concrete sleepers from Hyperion Robotics in work on the East Coast Cluster carbon capture and storage project.

Offsite timber offers warm affordable homes

23 Apr Donaldson Timber Systems has launched a new range of offsite timber houses, designed for the affordable homes sector.

OS introduces BNG mapping

22 Apr Ordnance Survey has created a new tool to map habitats, supporting developers in reaching targets for a 10% uplift in biodiversity.

Duraproducts appoints kerbing manager

21 Apr With polymer kerbs approved for highways works, Duraproducts has appointed Ned Birley as general manager for the products.

Battery electric shunter for Whatley Quarry

21 Apr Heidelberg has commissioned a converted battery electric shunting locomotive for its Whatley Quarry.

New chair planned for Stelrad

20 Apr Radiator manufacturer Stelrad has appointed Martyn Coffey to succeed Bob Ellis as chair. Coffey will join the board as a non-exective director on May 1, taking over as chair after its May 20 AGM.

New technical director for Axter

20 Apr Ipswich-based flat roofing specialist Axter Ltd has appointed Shaun Lotay as its new technical director.

Low carbon concrete first for Murphy

15 Apr Murphy has poured low carbon concrete using limestone filler and supplementary cementitious materials (SCM)—for the first time in permanent works—at Shipley Depot, part of the Transpennine Route Upgrade.

Two new for Steico

13 Apr Steico has appointed two new specifiers, as it seeks to position wood fibre insulation as a way to meet the demands of the Future Homes Standard.

CLC warns on fuel costs

30 Mar The Construction Leadership Council’s material supply chain group have warned that rising energy and fuel costs threaten the sector.

Casey succeeds Casey to head the cement lobby

26 Mar The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has appointed Martin Casey as its new senior director for cement and lime.

Backing for bricks baked with hydrogen

25 Mar Wienerberger has won UK government-backed funding that will enable work to retrofit two brick kilns to be fired with hydrogen.

Plug-in solar panels – a recipe for disaster?

25 Mar A renewable energy specialist warns that buying plug-in solar panels from the middle of Lidl will likely end in disaster.

Solar panels on their way to middle of Lidl

24 Mar The middle aisles of discount supermarkets can be a treasure trove of unusual bargains, from bagpipes to wet suits; now get ready for solar panels.

Steel tariffs will increase costs, contractors warn

20 Mar Steelwork contractors says that the government’s much heralded strategy to support the steel industry will backfire in the construction industry.

Turning sawdust into fire-resistant materials

20 Mar Sawdust is a waste material that is usually burnt to generate energy but a team of Swiss scientists think it could be upcycled instead.

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