Ex-Kier chief Davies joins Mitie board

Former Kier chief executive Andrew Davies has joined Mitie as a non-executive director. Davies (pictured) joined the facilities management and construction services group’s board with immediate effect on 17 August. He also joined Mitie’s audit and risk, nomination and remuneration committees. Davies was Kier chief… The post Ex-Kier chief Davies joins Mitie board appeared first on Construction News.

Bam, Kier and Wates among winners on £1bn North West framework

Wirral Council has appointed contractors including Bam, Kier, Morgan Sindall, Wates and Galliford Try to a four-year North West construction framework. The North West Contractor Framework covers building, infrastructure and demolition work across 13 lots and runs from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2030.… The post Bam, Kier and Wates among winners on £1bn North West framework appeared first on Construction News.

Kier, Arcadis directors join High Speed Rail Group board

The High Speed Rail Group has appointed Mandy Duncan of Kier Infrastructure and Jonathan Sharrock of Arcadis to its board of directors.

Kier inks second Derwent London office scheme for £99m

Firm lands repeat business on flagship Oxford Street redevelopment

Kier lands £99m Derwent London office job

Kier has secured a £99m contract from Derwent London to redevelop Holden House on Oxford Street in central London. The scheme will involve a major behind-the-facade redevelopment of the existing building at the junction of Oxford Street and Rathbone Place. The building will be extended… The post Kier lands £99m Derwent London office job appeared first on Construction News.

Metroun - Top 10 UK Construction Companies 2022, 21092022

Each year, the construction index details the top 100 construction companies in the UK, ranking them based on their latest turnover. The results are usually presented in September with this year being no exception. This Metroun focuses on the top 10 in a little more detail

Four tier ones to work together on £1bn new prisons deal - A Construction News article by David Price

Kier, Laing O’Rourke, ISG and Wates have been picked to deliver four prisons in four years worth around £1bn under a new alliancing arrangement, Construction News can exclusively reveal. As an alliance, the four will work together over the next year to develop detailed designs, plan construction and set up supply chains. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) will then allocate one of the prisons to each contractor to deliver.

Are more acquisitions / mergers likely in the UK Construction sector, after the news articles about Kier and Tilbury Douglas?