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NewsBalfour Beatty sells rail plant business for £5.5m
Contractor to continue to lease equipment back from the divested business
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NewsWorkers on Qatar 2022 offices 'unpaid for a year'
Workers that fitted out offices for Qatar World Cup organisers have not been paid
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NewsT&T to decide on float question 'within a year'
Consultant posts strong full-year results powered by rapid growth in infrastructure
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CommentWhat a waste of talent
Construction badly needs people with skills yet is failing to appeal both to those who have no experience of work and to those who are drawn to other industries
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NewsInterserve's legal challenge to £2.8bn defence contracts dropped
Contractor’s legal challenge to the award of £2.8bn in defence work to Carillion and Amey dropped
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CommentIs this good night for Balfour Beatty?
Balfour Beatty used to be my pin-up boys, so what has gone wrong?
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NewsSkanska wins £90m job to fit-out Battersea homes
Skanska has won a £90m job to fit-out 866 homes on the first phase of the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station
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NewsCapacity shortages hit London market
Mace revises up tender price inflation forecasts for London market
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NewsIndustrial action feared as electricians reject pay deal
Union could hold ballot on industrial action after 91% of workers reject a 5% two-year pay deal
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NewsBabcock appoints international chief executive
Firm promotes finance director to head up its overseas operations
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NewsBam wins £33m residential care job
Contractor to build four hectare development including apartments and community facilities
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NewsCostain wins £30m gas terminal job
Firm appointed to deliver redesign of Dimlington gas terminal in Humberside
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NewsCarillion merger with Balfour Beatty ‘not a takeover’
Balfour Beatty source says firm would not be considering a deal if it meant ceding control to Carillion
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CommentRobin and Barbara Bache and others vs Zurich Insurance Limited: Interpretation of insurance contracts
Zurich’s arguments on the meaning of “fails to complete the construction” in the policy were rejected by the court because they ran against the commercial reality of the purpose of the policy
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NewsWatch: Demolition of cooling towers at Didcot power station
Three cooling towers of Didcot A Power Station were demolished in the early hours of Sunday morning
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CommentSet-off: Know the setbacks
Set-off is a term that is regularly heard in the construction industry, but does everyone know exactly what it means?
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NewsConstruction savings used to cut Mersey Gateway tolls
Residents of Halton will get free crossings on toll bridge after the project’s budget was cut by £250m
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CommentCaught in the Act
Your brilliant idea to develop part of an existing building could easily be scuppered by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 - so best to get advice early
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NewsGPE moots major development push
Developer considers starting on six new London scheme within next year