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Wales looks to bar blacklist firms from public work
Welsh government tells 103 public bodies to exclude unrepentent firms with history of the practice
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Olympic stadium architect's profit falls 82%
UK arm of Populous also reports shrinking revenue in “difficult economic situation”
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Shell Centre faces delay after public inquiry called
Construction on massive Shell Centre revamp likely to be delayed after minister “calls in” planning application for a public inquiry
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ISG mulls reverse factoring payment system
Contractor the latest to consider controversial system but pledges to stick to 45-60 day payment terms
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UK cities shunned by global green award
UK cities have missed out on a global award that recognises the efforts cities are making to improve their sustainability and tackle climate change
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McBains Cooper opens office in Colombia
UK consultant expands its presence in Latin America with opening of first office in Colombia
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Billington back in the black but warns market remains 'fragile'
Steel specialist reports pre-tax profit of £252,000 in the first half of 2013
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North Midland appoints new finance director
Dan Taylor joins board of contractor after current finance director retires
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MPs reiterate concern over Carillion's payment terms
Critics restate their opposition despite survey by Carillion of its supply chain that showed subcontractors approved of 120-day system
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ISG construction margin edges up to 0.2%
Firm posts slightly improved margin as it reorganises its UK construction business in bid to improve efficiency
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Southbank Centre woos skateboarders with new skatepark
Southbank Centre unveils designs for new skateboarding area aimed at appeasing skaters who have objected to arts centre’s £120m revamp
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Armitt calls for ODA-style body for nuclear industry
Former Olympic Delivery Authority boss says similar delivery body should be set up to drive through the construction of nuclear power plants
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Special planning court could tackle legal delays
Government says new specialised planning court could make speedy decisions over judicial review applications for major projects
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John Laing may be put up for sale
John Laing has appointed investment bank Greenhill to advise on a possible sale or listing
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Main contractors failing on prompt payment
Survey finds subcontractors rarely paid within 30 days on government jobs
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Fresh £150m for low-carbon buildings
Technology Strategy Board to fund raft of investment projects building on success of previous programmes
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Arcadis bags role on £17bn Paris metro project
Consultant Arcadis has won the role to manage a €20bn metro line project in Paris
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Jacobs buys consultant SKM for £760m
US-based construction giant buys Australian-based Sinclair Knight Merz, which works in the UK, for £760m
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Galliford Try wins £35m prison job
Galliford Try has won a £35m job to build the second phase of a young offenders prison in Bridgend, South Wales
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HS2 costs under fire, again
Influential public accounts committee slams HS2 business case and questions if project is the best way to spend £50m on rail investment