UPP rejig sees former Balfour man head up student developer’s construction arm

By Tom Lowe2020-06-04T05:00:00

Business has £120m pipeline of work

Student accommodation specialist University Partnerships Programme has brought in a former Balfour Beatty project director to head up its construction business under a rejig triggered by the departure of former boss Richard Beinfait to Mace earlier this year.

Adam Tyson is now in charge of a £120m construction pipeline at a business which in the year to August 2019 had a turnover of £258m and made a profit of £88m.

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