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NewsSix contractors awarded £800m social housing framework
Consortium of ten ALMOs names contractors carrying out repair work on 10,000 properties around London
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Benoy records £3m profit after year of overseas projects
Architect firm Benoy has recorded a £3 million hike in profits after focussing its projects outside of Europe.
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CommentConstruction Act changes: Are you ready?
What you need to know about payment notices to avoid falling foul of the new act
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NewsSalmond wants VAT cut to boost home improvements
Scotland’s First Minister calls on government to help housing housing market
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NewsDisruption likely as electricians plan Blackfriars protest
Up to 400 electricians expected to turn out to protest at Balfour Beatty station site
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NewsJobs go as no buyer is found for Britspace
Administrator makes a “significant” number of redundancies
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NewsFalling profits threaten SMEs
Below-cost bids are putting hundreds of construction SMEs at risk, says report
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NewsSeverfield-Rowen profitability down in first half
Specialist strikes cautious note on UK as it targets “immense” India prospects
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NewsFour confirmed on £3bn West Midlands framework
Willmott Dixon, Thomas Vale, Morgan Sindall and Mansell win roles
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NewsAecom and Wilkinson Eyre’s winning Rio 2016 designs unveiled
Olympic Park will host 15 Olympic and 11 Paralympic contests
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NewsBalfour Beatty buys fit-out firm for £8m
Office Projects Group delivers and manages commerical fit-outs and refurbishments in UK
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NewsT&T appointed on troubled Edinburgh tram project
Turner & Townsend takes over from Transport Initiatives Edinburgh after council reveals cost to taxpayer could top £1bn
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NewsCostain buys support services firm Promanex
Contractor spends £19m on outsourcing specialist for industrial firms
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NewsWillmott Dixon bags P21+ hat-trick
Contractor will deliver £20m worth of projects through the health framework
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NewsWest Ham to keep Olympic Stadium after bid investigation
The OPLC will not withdraw the sale of its stadium despite director Dionne Knight’s work for West Ham
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NewsA third of architects expect workloads to fall
RIBA monthly survey also shows increasing pessimism over staffing levels
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NewsCouncils to charge utilities for roadworks
Scheme designed to ensure work carried out when roads less busy
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CommentThe PFI alternatives may be hard to swallow
MPs are wary of PFI but the alternatives could see the government having to take on more risk
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NewsKinspan profit up 24%
Insulation manufacturer reports strong first half as building occupiers look to slash energy costs
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NewsAecom and Wilkinson Eyre land Rio 2016 roles
Aecom understood to have won masterplanning role on one of three main Olympic sites