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Nuclear construction skills gets £2m boost
Sector skills council announces funding for training to build the UK’s eight planned nuclear reactors
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Government moots cash-back rewards to drive Green Deal
Discussion paper suggests offering extra cash-back rewards for customers who take-up a Green Deal
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One World Trade Center tops New York
Construction of the £1.8bn One World Trade Center surpasses the Empire State Building
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Desperate need for Euro crisis resolution, Bam warns
Bam Construct chief voices fears over ongoing Euro crisis
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Listed building projects cancelled after VAT hike
Tax rise is harming industry and economy, says FMB and RIBA
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North East set to showcase contracts
Sir Robert McAlpine and Bernicia Housing Group work up for grabs
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Contractor fined £10,000 over worker's death
Court hears agency worker accidentally killed own father
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Balfour Beatty wins £143m of civils work
Balfour Beatty Regional Civil Engineering wins mutiple civils contracts in first three months of 2012
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Government wants HS2 legal bids to be bundled together
The Department for Transport wants five separate requests for judicial review to be heard together in the High Court in October
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Crystallisation of disputes: Working Environments vs Greencoat Construction
In this case a Judge examined whether it was possible to severe an adjudicator’s decision to exclude issues that fell outside of a crystallised dispute
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Crossrail reveals Traction Power infrastructure shortlist
Balfour, Alstom, Costain, Siemens and Murphy through to next round
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Bam Nuttall issues £43m counter-claim over Cambridge busway
Contractor’s defence alleges “failings” at project manager Atkins behind dispute
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BIG Vancouver vision
Architect Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has unveiled plans for a 490-foot-tall tower in downtown Vancouver
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Willmott Dixon bags London City & Guilds contract
Firm comes top of the class for Clerkenwell development
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Lafarge and Tarmac forced to sell chunk of assets
Competition Commission rules firms must sell off quarries and plants before joint venture is given green light
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Development Securities reports £10.2m pre-tax loss
Preliminary 14-month results show assets decline £19.9m to £313.2m
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Chinese eye Horizon investment
State backed nuclear firms interested in buying stricken project
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BCSE unveils awards shortlist
Skanska, Wates and Willmott Dixon up for British Council of School Environments contractor of the year