More news – Page 1606
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Sir Robert McAlpine wins £228m Glasgow campus
Consortium led by the firm selected for City of Glasgow College development
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Sao Paulo seeks UK infrastructure partners
Brazilian city has pipeline of over £11bn of projects
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Lend Lease wins £240m student accommodation job
Contractor to design and build 3,500 units under first phase of massive construction plan
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Hyder boosts power arm with £3.5m acquisition
Engineer gains expertise in high voltage transmission systems
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Green light for £1bn Cambridge development
University of Cambridge set to start on first phase of 150 hectare housing project
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Fresh round of cost-cutting essential, contractors told
KPMG analysis of UK’s 14 biggest contractors warns of the need for big cost reductions to preserve margins
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Green Deal gets cool reception
Industry decries lack of advertising, high interest rate, and limited incentives for government’s flagship energy scheme
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Adjudicator’s jurisdiction: WSP Cell Ltd vs Dalkia Utilities Services Plc
This case explores the question of whether an adjudicator has jurisdiction to determine their own jurisdiction in certain circumstances
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Small debts claims: Click and collect
Pursuing money owed can be a complex – and costly – business. But there is a simple way to make claims online
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Three vie for Derwent's £150m Saatchi redevelopment
Big names in the running for redevelopment of former Saatchi Saatchi HQ in Fitzrovia, London
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Affordable housing registrations plummet
Housing registrations across the UK fell 9% last year, with affordable housing registrations plummeting by nearly a third nationwide
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Treasury unveils major projects 'toolkit'
The government has published a best practice guide to the delivery of large scale infrastructure projects
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HS2 northern route revealed
The government has unveiled the preferred route for the high speed line north of Birmingham
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Olympic marketing 'gag' finally lifted
Building 2012 campaign victory as the government announces £2m for new licence scheme for 2012 firms
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A sorry state
Blacklisting could do real damage to the industry’s reputation if those under scrutiny do not make the right moves next
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Planning rules eased for free schools
Rules lifted to enable free schools to open in buildings for one year without needing planning permission
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Construction appointments: 25 January 2013
Mace, Skanska and Hilson Moran are some of the companies making new appointments
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Industry seeks long-term vision
The Strategic Forum sets out work plan to feed into the government’s industrial strategy for construction
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Nicky come lately still doesn’t get it for all his Damascene conversion to capital spending
Nick Clegg doesn’t realise how important public spending is to unlock private sector funding
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Architects' prospects 'very positive'
RIBA Future Trends survey for December shows jump in work in commercial and private housing sectors