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NewsT Clarke suffers sharp drop in profit after legal claim
Costs of legal dispute hit the building services firm as revenue also falls
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NewsNorthern cities outline £15bn transport vision
George Osborne welcomes £15bn plan to to improve road and rail connections across the region
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NewsKier wins £200m water job
The role for Bristol Water is the latest win in a string of appointments for the contractor in the utilities sector
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CommentAn Egan lesson I'm applying to BIM
The purpose is to make money from satisfying customers, and that goes for BIM too
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NewsAppeal against £16bn Hinkley Point plant rejected
The Irish equivalent of the National Trust has lost its legal battle against the government’s decision to grant planning permission to the project
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CommentMega deals and learning from the past
This period of merger mania should prompt us to look back at lessons from the past
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NewsUnion won't rule out strikes in latest sparks pay dispute
Union Unite hatches plan to resolve pay row with electrical contractors after meeting of shop stewards
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NewsWSP and Atkins linked to Parsons Brinckerhoff deal
Firms reported to be vying to buy Balfour Beatty’s consultancy arm
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NewsCundall tests out Rio 2016 whitewater course
Venue will host the canoe slalom event at the Rio 2016 Olympics
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NewsConstruction job creation at highest level on record
Construction firms are recruiting at fastest rate on record, according to Markit/CIPS
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NewsLend Lease buys south London site for housing scheme
Lend Lease plans to develop a 905-home scheme on site in Deptford, South-east London
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NewsConstruction sector forecast to grow 10% in two years
Construction growth to be driven by housing and commercial sectors as CPA upgrades forecasts again
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News'Difficult trading' drags down Morgan Sindall's construction business
But overall group posts solid results, with revenue stable and profit rising
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NewsNorth America helps Keller post 22% jump in revenue
Ground engineering firm’s growth driven by expansion in North America
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CommentCity planning in the Middle East
These vast cities rising from the sand can’t just be about bling
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NewsMPs slam government's 'muddled' support for green innovation
MPs criticise government over its lack of support for firms developing innovative low carbon construction products and services
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CommentKeeping the cash flowing
The fair payment charter is clearly going to need some teeth and enforcement powers but who the teeth will belong to and what the enforcement measures will look like remain to be seen
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NewsBalfour boss: Carillion 'not in a position' to make hostile bid
Steve Marshall also says Balfour Beatty will soon unveil upgraded investment portfolio valuation to bolster share price
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NewsSkanska wins role on £1bn Cambridge scheme
Contractor to provide infrastructure and logistical services for the first phase of the huge housing-led North West Cambridge project