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Contracts Let - February 2010
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Weekly Top Stories
- Brierty secures $25m in new contracts
- Cyclist groups squabble over Sydney light rail
- Digga acquires Universal Augers
- NightOwl balloon light covers 6500m²
- Vision for QLD Border Railway becoming a reality
- In 2009-10, 26 Victorians died at work
- Allight launches Rotair compressors
- New naval ship building facility scoops major Earth Award
- Jump start boosters tackle engines up to 2000kW
- CFMEU organiser’s assaults “extreme…unacceptable”
- Report: flexible, responsive training key to meeting skills needs.
- Semco offers unique four year warranty on Takeuchi equipment
- Sakai appoints Clark Equipment its Australian distributor
- Anywhere, anytime engine oil test a winner
- Road barrier standard change set to multiply industry costs
- Major CCF award goes to Sydney’s desalination pipeline
- Work starts on Sunbury rail electrification
- Public transport top concern for Australians
- The MHT780 expands Manitou’s heavy load telehandler range
- Hillhead rocks again
- Single wheel drive conveyor delivers affordable mobility
- Wacker Neuson, Cat sign mini excavator alliance
- Senate gives wind farm projects confidence
- Milestone light to protect turtles on Barrow Island
- Proposed bushfire vulnerable subdivision ruled out
- Valemus IPO closes tomorrow
- Demand for road making equipment surges in May
- Hancock gets approval for $7.2bn iron ore rail link
- Adelaide's rail capacity adequate until 2025
- $8.2m to boost civil construction training in SA
- Infrastructure construction industry poised to grow in 2011-12
- Baulderstone manager joins ProjectCentre
- FleetMatics adds data mining to GPS tracking
- Parsons Brinckerhoff grounded for Fly-Free Week
- D series John Deere skidsteers feature standard auto idle
- Conexpo tops 2 million net square feet
- Tighter margins increase contractual disputes
- KBR to design Qld biofuels plant
- The MHT780 expands Manitou’s heavy load telehandler range
- SMEC celebrates 40 year anniversary with new project wins
- PrecisionScreen expands in WA
- Green light for dredging plan at Gladstone port
- Skills, training, procurement policies should drive election campaign: CCF
- Brumby bungles new rail line plan
- Whistleblowers can save companies billions of dollars
- Kincrome puts its mark on plate compactors
- ATA NSW welcomes government commitment to roads
- Compact Manitou telehandler can access small buildings
- Approvals Alliance to fast-track project approvals
- Getting our priorities right
- Old Kodak factory to be subdivided
- Bobcat Australia releases E42 excavator
- Simulator company sets up in Australia
- $110m tender packages put Gold Coast Rapid Transit on the rails
- Aussie firm makes own skidsteers, to work its profilers better
- Berendson set to meet check valve demand
- Wacker Neuson SE profitable in H1 as order book shows strong signs of revival
- ABCC secures record $1.3m penalty over West Gate Bridge dispute
- First half heavy equipment sales steady
- Hammer attachment cuts trenching by one third
- $118m for Tasmania’s rail revival
- Tillegra Dam report "doctored"
- Fremantle prepares for next phase of dredging task
- Hunter Valley opens third coal rail track
- Perth paver powers ahead with Dynapac
- Reviving old buildings reaps benefits
- Kleeman screening units gain surface area of up to 44%
- Bilfinger Berger to float Valemus
- Environmentally-friendly reo takes out sustainable design award
- Echidna rocksaws launched at Civenex
- Engineers should provide ‘thought leadership’
- Mining, heavy industry construction set to fall 3% in 2010/11
- Queensland budget dominated by infrastructure spend
- New fairness in contracting legislation starts July 1
- Hochtief restricts Leighton acquisitions
- Transit mixer is designed for tunnel work
- Tadano sets up in Brisbane
- Tutt Bryant makes three crane hire appointments
- Volvo 2nd quarter sales up 73%
