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Leeds, 26 September 2019 – CEG has selected BAM Construction as preferred contractor for the first phase of its £350 million developments at Globe Road. This will include a 38,000 sq ft speculative development incorporating office space with ground floor break out space, retail and leisure.

Hemel Hempstead, 11 September 2019 - Work at Leeds General Hospital has led to it being listed on the construction industry’s most prestigious awards shortlist.

Bunnik, the Netherlands,  10 September 2019 – The Supervisory Board of Royal BAM Group nv intends to nominate Mr Rudy Provoost for appointment to the Supervisory Board at an Extraordinary General Meeting of shareholders on 6 November 2019 for a period which will end with the Annual General Meeting in 2023. This nomination is related to the vacancy that has arisen due to the retirement of Mr Klaas Wester from the Supervisory Board (as announced on 20 February 2019), in connection with the end of his second four-year term of appointment.

Bunnik, the Netherlands, 5 September 2019 – Royal BAM Group nv announces that Jan Wierenga will succeed Dr.-Ing. Markus Koch as Managing Director of BAM Deutschland AG, effective 6 September 2019.

Erster Bürgermeister Jürgen Odszuck besuchte die Baustellen

(Pressemitteilung Stadt Heidelberg:) Heidelberg, 5. September 2019 - Seit knapp einem Jahr entsteht an der Speyerer Straße im Heidelberg Innovation Park (hip) eine neue Großsporthalle. Die multifunktionale Halle wird für den Schul- und Vereinssport zur Verfügung stehen, und es sollen Spiele der Basketball- und Handball-Ligen ausgetragen werden. Darüber hinaus werden hier kulturelle Veranstaltungen stattfinden. Um den Verkehr optimal anzubinden, baut die Stadt Heidelberg derzeit den Knoten an der Speyerer Straße / Mörgelgewann aus. Erster Bürgermeister Jürgen Odszuck besuchte beide Schauplätze im Rahmen seiner Baustellensommertour am Mittwoch, 4. September 2019.

Hemel Hempstead, 3 September 2019 - Aylesbury’s newest school – St Michael’s Catholic School, which contractors completed just a few weeks ago [5 August] – has proven to be a learning experience for the team that built it. The school’s £24 million, 68-week construction has given an education to 14 young apprentices and achieved a massive 303 weeks of combined training experience.

Hemel Hempstead, 3 September 2019 - A Wellington man has been shortlisted for the construction industry’s most prestigious prize – for his work on a major new building in Somerset. Dermot Parkinson, 52, who has lived in the West Country for almost 30 years and now lives in Wellington, has been shortlisted for the Construction Manager of the Year Awards (CMYA), for his work leading the construction of the UK Hydrographic Office.