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NewsFour subbies go bust on Olympic village
ODA coughs up £11m to ensure continued supply from firms on the brink
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NewsBarton Civil Engineering goes into administration
Woes of Gateshead contractor signal a downturn in north east market
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NewsCBI demands clarity on Green Deal
Government must clarify how retrofitting push will be funded and acredited, says Confederation of British Industry
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NewsOsborne lands £43m contract for University job
Greenwich University selects Osborne to construct new campus
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NewsBritish Land outlines £1.9bn development programme
Developer set to start major London re-furb job and Glasgow retail centre
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NewsRICS: Commercial market outlook improving
The RICS Commercial Property Market Survey showed an improvement in Q4 2010
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Wind power companies offer communities £2,000 per turbine
Announcement by Renewable UK in addition to government handing back wind farm business rates
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NewsEmry's Architects win mixed-use scheme in south London
Emrys Architects have won planning permission for a mixed-use development in Camberwell
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Why shops and offices will be the schools of the future
Education cuts can be a catalyst for delivering schools in unusual spaces says Sir Bruce Liddington
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NewsMerger will see Cabe funding halved
Government will spend “under £3m” for two years as merger with Design Council confirmed
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NewsLetwin to lead cabinet infrastructure committee
Cameron’s policy czar to team up with the Treasury to ensure delivery of projects
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NewsMorgan Sindall hires former Bovis delivery director
Peter Jacobs to spearhead firm’s London expansion
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NewsCBI calls for government waste strategy
The CBI has urged the government to implement a waste strategy that would see up to £10bn in new facilities over the next 10 years.
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NewsKier to begin work on delayed £40m fire station project
Government commits funding for four stations after initial doubts
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NewsInterserve to deliver £10m recycling plant
Midlands development is part of a £650m waste transfer management deal
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NewsSpeedy Hire Q4 sales up 8.8%
Speedy Hire had a strong end to 2010, with sales increasing 8.8% on 2009
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NewsBids invited for £120m Manchester Uni job
Manchester Metropolitan University asks contractors to tender for work on its new Birley Fields Campus.
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CommentA bad time to bank on cutting costs to make up for cut-price bidding
Contractors bidding low to win work are playing a dangerous game
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CommentWest Ham finally wins its Spurs
West Ham have beaten Tottenham in the race for post-Games tenancy of the Olympic stadium. What does the future for the stadium hold and what lessons can be learned from the bidding process?