Northamptonshire unitaries both select Kier10/06/2022 Both new unitary councils in Northamptonshire have awarded highways term maintenance contracts to Kier, the existing provider under current joint working arrangements. |
Kier gets in bloom with planting competition29/03/2022 Kier Highways is inviting the industry to get involved in its first external sustainability competition – Business in Bloom. |
Kier's new surface dressing outfit off to winning start10/02/2022 Kier's new surface dressing and bituminous product manufacturing business is off to a flying start, scooping a year-long contract with Derbyshire County Council. |
Kier wins £190m Area 3 deal24/05/2021 Kier Highways has retained its Area 3 maintenance and response (M&R) contract with Highways England, securing a £190m deal that will run for eight years to October 2029. |
Kier wins six-month Birmingham extension29/04/2021 Kier Highways has been awarded a six-month extension on its Birmingham Interim Services Contract, which was originally a 15-month deal reported to be worth around £85m. |
Tarmac Kier JV wins £25m Barnet deal07/04/2021 A Tarmac Kier joint venture (JV) has won a £25m highways maintenance and improvements contract with the London Borough of Barnet. |
Kier integrates £11m tech deal in Area 1311/01/2021 Kier will now maintain technology assets across Highways England's Area 13 network, worth an extra £11m on top of its existing maintenance and response contract for the region. |
Search for Area 3 contractor after Kier extension19/08/2020 Highways England has begun procurement of a maintenance and response contract in the South of the country worth up to £190m over eight years. |
Kier wins £40m deal in Surrey05/05/2020 Kier has won a 12-month contract extension with Surrey County Council worth £40m. |
Wage cuts and shutdowns, but Kier cracks on02/04/2020 While staff in the wider Kier Group have taken wage cuts, and parts of its operations have been put on ice, Kier Highways reached a major milestone on its M20 and M23 smart motorway schemes. |
Kier takes over interim Birmingham contract03/02/2020 Kier has been brought in to manage the 15-month interim highway services contract in Birmingham after Amey's failed PFI deal in the city. |
Kier's chief operating officer quits15/11/2019 Kier’s chief operating officer (COO), Claudio Veritiero, has left the business with immediate effect after only being appointed as COO only in August of 2018. |
Kier Highways boss steps down after inspiring career05/09/2019 Kier boss Dave Wright is stepping down as part of sweeping changes at the top of Kier Highways. |
Comment: Making ghost markings disappear16/07/2019 Highways England is investing almost £700,000 on research to improve road markings and tackle confusing ‘ghost’ markings. Corporate group leader Martin Bolt explains why |
Kier Highways becomes Disability Confident Leader11/04/2019 Kier Highways is the first company in the UK construction sector to become a Disability Confident Leader through the Department of Works and Pensions (DWP) programme. |
New roads, new rules: Making the ‘unaffordable’ affordable05/04/2019 In an age of new roads, be they smart motorways, expressways or digital highways, leading public sector bodies and companies are writing new rules and making the seeming impossible achievable - one such group is Kier. |
Kier: 'Safety in Mind' Part 529/03/2019 Leading infrastructure firm Kier has released Part 5 of its powerful video campaign Charlie’s Story, raising awareness about mental health and wellbeing issues in the infrastructure sector. |
Become a lifesaver with Kier at Traffex15/03/2019 Join Kier Highways on its journey to create an industry of lifesavers at Traffex 2019. |
Powerful Kier film tackles mental health wellbeing07/02/2019 Kier Highways’ mental health wellbeing campaign “Safety in Mind” is gathering pace with the release of a series of videos examining the pressures and dangers road workers face. |
Kier makes boardroom cuts as part of efficiency drive02/08/2018 Kier has announced a board-level restructure as two senior figures leave with immediate effect and Claudio Veritiero takes on both their roles as part of a wider efficiency drive. |
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