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Platform lifts for low-cost housing
Gartec installed seven of its Prime 4000 platform lifts to a housing development at Hayes Stadium in West London
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Fire-rated air valves
Aico has launched fire-rated air valves to its Firecap range of intumescent fire safety products
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Water-repellent tile grout
Saint-Gobain Weber has introduced weber.joint pro, a water-repellent, flexible tile grout
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Aluminium rain water protection
Marley Alutec’s aluminium soffit, fascia and coping system was specified for a large regeneration project by Sentinel Housing Association
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NewsPaving spacers
Resigap has launched Gapfast, a spacer intended to provide accurate and consistent pointing gaps between paving stones
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CommentCollaborative construction: Nailing leadership
Truly collaborative construction needs the backing of the government
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CommentApprenticeships are vital
The public sector has the opportunity to lead by example when it comes to training young people
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CommentDrinks on the house: Building's annual terrace reception
Once again, the movers and shakers of the UK construction industry gathered at the Houses of Parliament for Building’s annual terrace reception
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CommentSay it louder
Are the construction minister’s comments about PFI cause for concern about the government’s immediate agenda to help construction?
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NewsBalfour Beatty tops table
Rail and road contracts push contractor back into top spot but industry output dips 8.5% in April
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CommentGovernment Construction Strategy: One year in ...
The Government Construction Summit is a chance to assess the progress made so far and to look at how we can still do better
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CommentWelcome to a new era for the public sector
This government’s reforms may seem radical to some but they will make the construction industry as a whole efficient, innovative and competitive
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CommentThe Olympics: Setting the standard
The delivery of the London 2012 Games could provide a blueprint for the future of UK infrastructure projects
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CommentSecuring the future of our industry
Visibility of future work, sharing knowledge and investing in people will secure the future of our industry
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FeaturesTest driving new forms of procurement
From using BIM to procure work on prisons to encouraging innovation in the supply chain, trials of new forms of public procurement are taking place up and down the UK. What are the early findings?
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CommentMy digital life … Philip Houghton
Find out why this development director doesn’t rate iPhones and which tune has him singing in his car on the way to his office