Mclaughlin & Harvey

The new Allander Leisure Centre has been given the official seal of approval by East Dunbartonshire's Provost… and thousands of happy swimmers, spinners, footballers, fitness fans and tennis aces.

SCAPE Scotland has launched its new £1bn Utilities Works and Services framework, designed to empower utility sector organisations to shape their utilities projects and programmes through an accelerated, direct award model across Scotland.

McLaughlin & Harvey picked up three awards at the Considerate Constructors Scheme’s 2023 Leading Lights Awards.

A significant milestone in Ayrshire Hospice's capital build project was achieved on-site last week with the completion of the steel superstructure.

The Goathill Development Project has been presented with the Clinician’s Choice Award at the Building Better Healthcare awards.

Glasgow-based construction and civil engineering company McLaughlin & Harvey has won an £86 million contract to build a Ministry of Defence (MoD) storage facility the size of 12 football pitches, securing hundreds of jobs in Scotland and Cumbria.

The 5% Club group of employers inspired to take positive action for increased, inclusive, and accessible workplace training for all has awarded enhanced memberships to a number of construction companies.

Construction work has begun on a new ship build hall that will transform and enhance shipbuilding in Glasgow.

McLaughlin & Harvey has provided a much-needed modern outdoor classroom for Bright Horizons Day Care Centre as part of its Leuchars Station project for the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

McLaughlin & Harvey has been awarded a major engineering project designed to protect critical marine infrastructure in Douglas Harbour on the Isle of Man.

A McLaughlin & Harvey flood protection team has assisted with the rescue of two dolphins.

Aberdeenshire Council has confirmed that the much-anticipated Stonehaven Flood Protection Scheme has been completed.

Taziker, working on behalf of Mclaughlin & Harvey, has been awarded a deal for the restoration of Granton Gasholder in Edinburgh.

The bell at the historic gasholder in Granton Waterfront has been taken apart to make way for work to begin to restore the original 76 x 46-metre frame.

A development to encourage more sustainable travel and improve connectivity to and from communities north of Dundee city centre is expected to begin next spring after pre-construction work was approved by councillors.