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The COVID-19 epidemic has altered the way the construction industry does work, from project scheduling and closure to employing personnel and dealing with clients, since last year. The pandemic's aftermath will have an impact on numerous industrial developments in the future.

Schuco Polymer Technologies KG will participate in the international exhibition FENSTERBAU FRONTALE, 21 to 24 March 2018 in Nuremberg in hall 7, stand 403

Offsite modular specialist Elements Europe has been appointed as the Main Contractor on a £100m central London hotel and office scheme.

London Build 2025 is making its biggest return to Grand & National Halls at Olympia London on 19th – 20th November to celebrate its 10th birthday.

London Build, co-located with the London Build Fire & Security Expo, opens show doors at 9.30am on November 20th & 21st at Olympia London's Grand and National Halls, promising an event like no other.

ALUKONIGSTAHL provide a wide range of products and services: Schüco profile systems PVC and aluminum windows and doors, curtain walls and skylights; Jansen steel profile systems for windows and doors

With over 450 exhibitors from leading suppliers across sustainability, digital construction, building materials, and design innovation, this is your one-stop shop for cutting-edge products and solutions.

ALUKONIGSTAHL help create a new generation of green building, with systems and solutions Schüco Green

Co-located with London Build Expo, the UK’s leading and largest construction event, both shows will attract over 35,000 professionals, including fire safety experts, building security specialists, and construction professionals.

A first-ever for any construction show - 50% of London Build’s conference agenda is represented by female speakers! London Build returns to Olympia London’s Grand Hall for the live expo on the 17th and 18th November.

United Capital, an investment company involved in the restructuring of the fragmented UK construction industry, has reported today that its purchase budget has reached £350 million, in revenue figures, as more business owners are seeking an alternative plan in reaction to the global epidemic of Coronavirus.

Galliford Try, the construction group based in the UK, has announced its Infrastructure business has been awarded a £66.5 million contract for the Banwell bypass project on behalf of North Somerset Council.

Gain access to 35,000+ attendees, 700+ incredible speakers across 12 CPD stages, 450+ exhibitors, networking parties, speed networking, Meet the Buyers, endless entertainment, DJs, and live music through the Festival of Construction.

Skanska secures £259 million contract to redevelop army vehicle storage facility. Contracted via the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), Skanska together with the Technical Services Provider, MACE, will provide modern, sustainable and effective storage and maintenance solutions for the British Army’s land equipment fleet.

If you’re not yet registered to attend the UK’s largest construction event, here are seven things that ought to convince you to pop over to the NEC on 8-10 October.

The Innovation Zone is always a huge draw at construction’s largest event. UK Construction Week takes place from 5-7 October at the NEC in Birmingham and will be the first major live event in construction since the start of the pandemic. It is completely free to attend.

Having acquired Brikston in July 2014 and since then more than doubling its operating profit, CEECAT Capital is divesting its portfolio company to the Austrian based Leier Group, one of the largest construction materials manufacturers in Central and Eastern Europe.

Teraplast Group, the largest PVC processor in Romania and one of the leading producers of materials for construction and installation market, announces the acquisition of control over Depaco LLC

Trolex, the leading manufacturer of health and safety technology products for workers operating in hazardous environments is delighted to announce the launch of the world’s first real time detector for silica particulates, the Air XS Silica Monitor. Silica is the biggest risk to construction workers after asbestos, from the inhalation of silica dust particulates in the workplace and an estimated 600,000 workers are exposed to silica each year in the UK.

Skanska’s team working on The Knightsbridge Estate project in London celebrated reaching the highest point of the building with a topping out ceremony on 16 January.