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Gordon Wilson Scotland TranServ, the Mouchel / Balfour Beatty Joint Venture which manages and maintains south west Scotland’s motorways and trunk roads, has appointed Gordon Wilson as its new contract director.

Morgan Sindall Property Services managing director Gary Lester Construction and regeneration group Morgan Sindall Group has launched a new business division to deliver an extended range of property support and facilities management services.

Graham completes Silverburn extension

The trading companies which make up Fife timber specialist James Donaldson & Son Ltd produced a mixed performance in the last financial year, The Courier has reported. The family-owned firm revealed an overall increase in profits of around £300,000 to almost £2.5 million when accounts for the

CCG (Scotland) Ltd is looking positively towards future growth despite a 32 per cent drop in turnover, the firm has said. Annual accounts filed at Companies House show turnover came in at £87.9 million in the 12 months to March 31 this year, down from £128.9m in the previous financial year. That c

Three years into construction and 2014 has provided many striking moments in the story of building the Forth estuary’s newest bridge.

Artist’s impression of the new Fernan Street development Shettleston HA selects Lovell for £3m Glasgow flats scheme

Construction of a £1.45m visitor centre at Falkirk's Helix Park is to get under this month.

The Design, Build, Finance and Maintain (DBFM) contract for Wick Campus has moved forward after the project reached financial close last week.

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The first opportunity for users of the A82 to use the new £5 million Crianlarich Bypass was marked last month.

A Glasgow waste management firm has been fined after waste was illegally dumped in North Lanarkshire. CMI Demolition Limited received a £16,000 fine at Airdrie Sheriff Court after the company failed to ensure the proper disposal of waste from their facility between March and June 2011.

The sale of a medical centre in Edinburgh has helped construction group James Walker (Leith) to a 50 per cent jump in annual profits. The Livingston-based firm also saw its timber frame business move into the black as sales grew on the back of improving conditions across the housebuilding sector.

An ambitious project to transform the campus of one of Scotland’s oldest universities could cost three quarters of a billion pounds.

Growth in the UK construction sector last month eased to its slowest rate for 17 months, according to new data. At 57.6, down from 59.4 in November, the latest Markit/CIPS UK Construction PMI index signalled the least marked increase in construction since July 2013. That said, the latest reading was