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NewsFree schools struggle to find sites
Report finds almost half the free schools opening next week will be in mobile classrooms or temporary premises
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NewsConstruction headed for 'perfect storm'
Total construction output has fallen to a level 9% lower than it was in 2002, an analysis of official economic statistics has reveals
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NewsCIC embarks on new BIM push
The Construction Industry Council has launched a push to raise awareness of BIM around the country through a series of regional hubs
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NewsLend Lease submits plans for Elephant & Castle homes
Developer Lend Lease has submitted plans for the first new homes to built as part of the massive Elephant & Castle regeneration scheme
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NewsMouchel may return to stock market
Exclusive: Mouchel boss says consultant could exit its ownership deal with its banks within five years
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NewsCostain on the prowl for engineering acquisitions
Exclusive: Contractor Costain is looking to acquire specialist engineering practices
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CommentMy digital life … Jon Neale
Jones Lang LaSalle’s director of research rejects the strict rules of Apple and is distracted by social networking
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NewsEleven firms to battle for £40m HS2 northern extension work
Engineers Aecom, Jacobs and Atkins among those asked to tender for HS2 phase two framework
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NewsSellafield retendering £1.4bn project
Nuclear decommissioning firm seeking contractor to design and build waste treatment facility
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NewsAHMM profit up six-fold to £844k
Exclusive: Architect Allford Hall Monaghan Morris says work in the south east is the key to continued success
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NewsBam and Sir Robert McAlpine vying for £200m Glasgow campus job
Shortlist narrows to two as Laing O’Rourke consortium eliminated
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NewsMouchel assets sold out of pre-pack administration
Administrator KPMG sells trading business to newly-incorporated MRBL Limited
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NewsDavis Langdon buys Asian consultant KPK
Aecom-owned QS buys 600-strong firm trading across the region
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NewsTwo thirds of Scottish SMEs snub public procurement
Scottish Building Federation calls for radical reform as survey finds firms rejecting “lottery” of public sector procurement
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £110m Edinburgh uni project
Balfour Beatty has won the job to build the University of Edinburgh’s £110m student accommodation project
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NewsVinci tipped for £100m Gatwick job
Exclusive: Vinci in race with Balfour Beatty and Mace for job to build a new baggage facility and a replacement for Pier 1
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NewsAecom expands in Africa with BKS acquisition
US-based consultant buys 900-strong consultant South Africa-based consultant BKS
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CommentLicence to skill
Economic rebound might give firms more headroom to employ apprentices yet also increase demand for skilled workers
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NewsHowe Park Passive House: Sealed tight
Eco Design Consultant’s Passivhaus project makes claim to be most airtight building in country after accreditation tests