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NewsDCMS keeping tabs on Commonwealth Games costs as officials grapple with covid-19 impact
Department brought in to run rule over numbers as athletes village faces being scaled back
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NewsGovernment fine-tuning plans to accelerate public sector work awards
BEIS drawing up proposals to hand out jobs sooner than planned
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NewsBuckingham warns on this year's numbers as covid-19 rips up forecasts
Contractor behind new stand at Fulham says expected income will be off by £100m
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NewsOsborne chief takes aims at clients as firm begins redundancy programme
Contractor says turnover has dropped 30% since covid-19 crisis escalated
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NewsCovid-19 delays Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games by a day
Firms working on the capital programme include Lendlease, Wates and McLaughlin Harvey
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NewsOxford unveils images of £200m scheme ahead of university’s planning bid
Application in next month as Wates understood to have picked up first leg of two-stage tender
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NewsVinci set for £250m Manchester mixed-use scheme
Morgan Sindall-owned Muse is developer on New Victoria project
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NewsLocal firm signs deal to complete London shopping centre hit by Simons collapse
Red due to finish work at Angel Central by November
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NewsSouthwark council plans joint venture firm to build 11,000 homes
Six firms will be shortlisted for chance to set up construction company
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NewsMace wins £50m job to overhaul Goldman Sachs’ Paternoster Square office
US investment bank moving into new HQ at Farringdon
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NewsCommercial director leaves as Multiplex rejigs board
Paul Maguire goes after three years at firm
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NewsSites won’t return to 100% productivity until 2m rule is relaxed, experts warn
Specialists say technology cannot plug all gaps caused by social distancing protocols
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NewsWillmott Dixon profit hit by £6m cladding provision as firm warns on covid impact
Contractor says money set aside in event it needs to carry out repair work
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NewsSimons creditors send in £13m of claims
Administrator’s progress report unable to say how much out-of-pocket firms will get back
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NewsDespite growing job cuts, construction staff remain among country’s most optimistic employees
Latest LinkedIn survey puts industry only behind healthcare
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NewsHB Reavis eyes early 2021 start for Shoreditch office block
Scheme by Make Architects was OK’d by London mayor last autumn