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NewsInterserve lands £230m US Air Force deal
The contractor will provide support services to the US Air Force estate in the UK
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CommentAll change for retail estates
As online shopping grows a new type of property portfolio is arising
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CommentLondon beckons
Three weeks from now, Londoners will head to the polls to decide who will fill the sizeable Boris-shaped void in the capital’s City Hall
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NewsDefects found in all Edinburgh PFI schools
Council says schools won’t re-open until PPP contractor can assure the schools are safe
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NewsBalfour boss Quinn replaces Anna Stewart on CLC
RLB chair Ann Bentley and Arup director Isabel Dedring also appointed to CLC
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NewsWillmott Dixon opens Exeter office
Contractor targeting growth in the south west after recent project wins in the region
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NewsGreen Deal didn't deliver energy savings, says NAO
National Audit Office slams Green Deal as poor value for money and says government won’t recoup millions loaned to scheme
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NewsHalcrow pensioners hire top lawyer to prepare for fund row
Members of engineer’s scheme advised by Maxwell scandal veteran as parent firm hints at pension restructure
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FeaturesA tale of two mayors
With Londoners headed to the polls on 5 May to decide the city’s next mayor, we look at the impact frontrunners Zac Goldsmith and Sadiq Khan would have on the major construction issues facing the capital
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CommentHansom: Where the wild things are
Croydon is Dancing with Wolves, the City may become wooded, Pidgeon and Berry are misrepresented and political animals need to be rehoused. Meanwhile, one team is being threatened by a massive gorilla
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NewsBam appointed to £41m Leeds office refurbishment job
Scheme to update 1960s block will finish next year
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NewsImage of the week: Sliding into orbit
The first pieces of a huge slide at the ArcelorMittal Orbit in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park are moved into place
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FeaturesSketch of the week: LGBT senior housing
This week’s sketch is by Fernando Villa, principal at MAP Architects
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CommentMind the insurance gap
JCT’s attempts to simplify construction insurance still has its limitations
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FeaturesThis week in 2006
As the Building Awards 2016 opens for entries, we take a look back to 2006, when a star-studded guest list took over Grosvenor House
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NewsGreen light for Skanska's £250m MoD training college
Work at Hampshire site will be carried out in phases and finish in 2019
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NewsInterserve Qatar boss launches investigation after abuse claims
Contractor’s Qatar MD tells Building firm will tighten its auditing regime after Guardian allegations
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NewsBishopsgate Goodsyard in limbo after Boris mothballs planning decision
Move almost certain to mean ruling will be made by Johnson’s successor