The project is scheduled for completion towards the end of November 2010.

Peter Woolf has also been appointed as Head of Procurement and Surveying. Peter has a wide and varied experience working within the construction industry. He will be responsible for the commercial issues on all projects and maintaining our supply chain of specialist contractors who contribute to the success of each project.

The £3.3m project is part of a major refurbishment of the station complex and its completion, 2 months ahead of programme and below budget, coincided with the station's 50th anniversary celebration.

We're pleased to advise that we have now successfully completed three projects for National Express East Anglia.

The vehicle barriers use the BourneBarrier system of rods complete with mesh paneling to act as both vehicle barriers and pedestrian edge protection, which removes the need for two separate systems.

Once complete the new car park will provide an addition 375 car parking spaces.

Overcoming severe technical challenges of the complex geometry, working at height adjacent to a main rail line and the stringent vibration and deflection criteria, could all be met only by high quality steelwork.''

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This new JV - to be known as BSMB - will primarily seek work in the energy sector. Nuclear power stations are expected to be a source of considerable business in the future and this arrangement represents an exciting opportunity for the Group.

The BCSA recognises that sustainability is a much wider topic than just the environment and includes issues associated with the health, safety and training of people as well as the commercial interests of companies.

In keeping with our environmental commitment we have appointed an internal green committee which is developing strategies for responsible resourcing, calculating our carbon footprint and assessing our existing systems against the standards of BES 6001. We are also working with Bovis Lend Lease to research new carbon reduction initiatives.

In addition, we are also delighted to advise that our erection team for Skanska's most recent Ministry of Defence contract also received a similar accolade following the successful completion of the design and erection of over 1,000 tonnes of structural steelwork and metal decking to form a total of 8 buildings.

In keeping with our commitment to deliver safety training through a behavioral approach we have set up a new initiative where site operatives are encouraged to nominate individuals who consistently maintain high standards of conduct and performance. In recognition of positive attitude towards health, safety and the environment each month a winner will be picked and issued with an award.

The steel enclosure for the turbines is a unique and complex structure. The Strata's roof essentially cuts off the building at an angle, resulting in a geometric shape. The sloping roof formed by a pair of concave surfaces and a pair of convex off-set surfaces, meant that each of the circular openings for the turbines are three dimensional with elevated elliptical rings in differing planes to each other.

Final awards will be announced at an evening reception on Thursday 8th July 2010.