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ChapmanBDSP to top £20m revenue this year
Firm has also developed its overseas presence with a 20-strong team now operating in the Middle East
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Housing minister: 'Keep calm and carry on'
Government ministers say infrastructure and housing spending is more important, not less, post-Brexit
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Mayor bids to calm Brexit nerves with housing associations meeting
Sadiq Khan’s office to speak to firms next week
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Former construction tsar turns uni professor
Peter Hansford become professor at UCL’s Bartlett school
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Mace's fit-out arm wins City job
Como will fit-out 24 floors of under-construction One Angel Court
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Laing O'Rourke's Liverpool cancer hospital gets go-ahead
£157m specialist hospital will open in 2019
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Brexit: What effect will it have on you?
Building’s news desk examines what the Leave vote will mean for five key areas of construction
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Kier picked to restore fire-ravaged Mac building
The contractor has picked up the £25m contract for the two-phase restoration
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Wales infrastructure worth £300m in doubt after Brexit
Major road projects in doubt while future of £2bn rail project is also unclear
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HS2 'over budget and behind schedule' says watchdog
National Audit Office says HS2 has ballooned well over £55.7bn budget while first phase could open 12 months late
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Builder picked for EU-funded £31m Welsh job
Willmott Dixon lands pre-construction stage on Swansea University project
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Willmott Dixon scraps support services sale plan
Contractor says it wasn’t tempted by any approaches for the division
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Amanda Clack takes over RICS presidency
Clack says she will focus on infrastructure and city development during her year-long reign
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Osborne seeks to calm Brexit fears
Chancellor says UK government has resolve to ‘maintain fiscal stability’
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Japanese client buys stake in £275m west London job
The new partnership will push forward with the development of 245 Hammersmith Road
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Brexit sparks fears over HS2
Industry fears Brexit and change of leadership could threaten big-ticket infrastructure projects