Galliford Try bows out of £100m A47 scheme12/07/2023 Galliford Try will cease work on one of three major schemes on the A47 in Norfolk, for reasons described as being ‘commercially sensitive’. |
Galliford Try rebrands highways business20/06/2023 Tier One contractor Galliford Try has announced that its highways business has rebranded as Galliford Try Infrastructure, reflecting new 'strategic priorities'. |
Galliford scoops £250m M5 junction job19/06/2023 Gloucestershire County Council has appointed Galliford Try to further progress the M5 Junction 10 Improvements scheme. |
Galliford Try wins £85m Melton Mowbray scheme03/05/2023 Leicestershire County Council has awarded Galliford Try’s Highways business an £85m contract to build the North East Melton Mowbray Distributor Road. |
A303 section to close for bridge removal09/11/2022 A section of the A303 in Somerset will be fully closed this weekend, as a temporary bridge that was built as part of the £135m Sparkford to Ilchester scheme is removed. |
Galliford Try names new commercial director06/01/2022 Galliford Try has appointed Richard Towse as commercial director within its highways business. |
'Rising talent' Lowery steps up at Galliford Try24/03/2021 David Lowery has taken over as managing director of Galliford Try’s Highways business, after Duncan Elliott brought forward his departure. |
Stoke stays with Galliford Try for £16m minor works24/01/2020 Galliford Try has been reappointed by Stoke-on-Trent City Council as the sole contractor on its framework for minor work, worth a total of £16m over the four-year term. |
Galliford Try scoops £435m double Highways England win20/09/2019 Highways England has signed contracts worth a total of £435m with Galliford Try to deliver two major road upgrades. |
Galliford to cut construction as profit set to fall £40m16/04/2019 Galliford Try has announced a strategic review that will reduce the size of its construction business following worsening financial performance, including on two major Scottish road projects. |
Galliford Try hit by new £26m loss on AWPR13/02/2019 Galliford Try has written off a further £26m from the delayed Aberdeen bypass and signalled that its losses on the project could be higher. |
£2m highways scheme finds its niche20/11/2018 Galliford Try Highways is carrying out complex highway works for a housing development in Warwickshire. |
Galliford Try appoints new highways operations director13/11/2018 Galliford Try Highways has appointed an operations director with a specific brief over its work with Highways England. |
The Big Interview: A room with a different view04/10/2018 Dominic Browne interviews Duncan Elliott, who joined Galliford Try as managing director of the highways business unit within its infrastructure division in March. |
Galliford Try gets smart with £67m M56 deal31/05/2018 Galliford Try has won a £67m contract to design and construct a smart motorway scheme on the M56 between junctions 6 and 8 to the west of Manchester Airport. |
Contractors predict summer finish for Aberdeen bypass24/05/2018 Transport Scotland has said it still expects the troubled Aberdeen bypass to open in the autumn, despite the remaining contractors on the project predicting a finish this summer. |
Galliford Try tastes fresh success in Midlands this spring05/04/2018 Galliford Try has won a £3.7m contract for improvement works to the Coton Arches roundabout in Rugby, Warwickshire, while also completing a £11.6m project elsewhere in the region this spring. |
Galliford Try looks to drive highways growth with ex-Carillion men06/03/2018 Galliford Try has appointed two former Carillion senior managers as it drives for growth with a focus on its highways business. |
Great crested newts found on M110/12/2015 Large numbers of great crested newts have been found on the M1 smart motorway scheme. |
Smart motorways investment for England announced22/07/2015 Highways England has today appointed six joint-venture companies to design and build 10 smart motorways across England as part of a £1.5 billion investment. |
Call to scrap All Lane Running as smart motorway deaths rise
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Street works reforms: The view from utilities
