Colas wins £328m Area 9 deal04/01/2022 Colas has won a contract to manage National Highways' Area 9 network - covering the West Midlands and surrounding counties - worth up to £328m. |
Colas opens new UK headquarters03/09/2021 Colas Ltd has opened a new UK headquarters, moving its base from Sussex to Birmingham. |
Colas Leeds the way with northern growth08/06/2021 Colas has won a place on a £60m highway and civil engineering works framework with Leeds City Council, one of a number of new contracts and contract extensions in the North. |
Colas digs deep to go electric23/04/2021 Colas has teamed up with hire company GAP Group Ltd and taken delivery of a purpose-built electrical excavator for use on its £38m major improvements scheme on the A46 Stoneleigh Junction. |
UK Export Finance gives Colas £36m backing in Gabon23/01/2020 The UK’s export credit agency, UK Export Finance, will provide £36.2m in guarantees and loans to support Colas in a project to upgrade roads in Gabon. |
Colas secures £26m Lincs traffic signals contract08/11/2019 Colas has landed a traffic signals maintenance contract with Lincolnshire County Council worth a potential £26m. |
Liverpool splashes the pennies for £280m highways works10/09/2019 Liverpool City Council has announced the firms that have won places on its new Highways Planned Works Framework, which is valued at £280m. |
Lincolnshire to hand out £762m highways contracts10/09/2019 Balfour Beatty, Colas and WSP are set to scoop highways services contracts for Lincolnshire County Council worth a combined £762m over a potential 12 years. |
Red light spells danger: Colas signposts sector to safety innovation25/02/2019 Colas has hailed an ‘ingenious’ safety innovation that beams a red danger zone around its biggest paving machines. |
JV leaves London’s maintenance framework after drop in work06/03/2018 Transport for London's (TfL) road maintenance framework - the London Highways Alliance Contract (LoHAC) - has run into further trouble after a key joint venture pulled out. |
New chairman of HTMA announced12/12/2016 The Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) has announced the appointment of Lee Rushbrooke as its new chairman. |
Colas to trial solar roads13/07/2016 Colas is set to start trialling its innovative solar road solution, Wattway, and is looking for UK sites. |
A-one+ starts work on HE contract in Kent and Sussex28/06/2016 A-one+ has started work on a Highways England contract that is worth up to £70 million per year in Kent and Sussex. |
Hertfordshire CC carrying out micro-surfacing on 365 roads23/05/2016 Hertfordshire County Council is investing over £4 million to give a long-lasting facelift to 365 of the county’s most weather-worn, residential roads. |
Colas celebrates employee achievements05/05/2016 Colas recognised the achievements of its own employees at an internal awards event earlier this week. |
Colas highlights work of two apprentices during NAW14/03/2016 Colas is highlighting the work of two apprentices during National Apprenticeship Week (NAW 2016) which is taking place from 14-18 March. |
A-one+ achieves four million hours of safe working23/02/2016 Highways service provider A-one+ has reached the milestone of one thousand days and four million working hours without a reportable accident in Area 12. |
Colas achieves new NHSS 30 modular paving certification11/01/2016 Colas has become one of the first contractors in the country to achieve certification for the new National Highways Sector Scheme 30 for installation, maintenance and repair of modular paving. |
A-one+ wins ASCs in Areas 4 and 1217/12/2015 A-one+ has won two major maintenance contracts with Highways England in Areas 4 and 12. |
New course to tackle poor roadside safety03/12/2015 TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) has partnered with Colas to launch a new roadside working training course for professionals required to operate or stop on the roadside. |
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