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NewsWillmott Dixon bags £61m university contract
Firm will build new art and design facility for Birmingham City University
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NewsKier inks deal on £28m schools jobs
Three contracts come under the Building Schools for the Future programme
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NewsSixteen charged with £6m fraud
Construction industry bosses will appear at Birmingham Crown Court
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NewsMoD reveals shortlist for £1.5bn housing job
Carillion, Babcock and Kier on the list for housing services contract
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NewsAedas recruits Ralph Courtenay to oversee London growth
Courtenay will head up newly launched London interiors division
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NewsJonap goes into administration
Fit-out firm with £15m turnover and which was responsible for Tory HQ goes under
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NewsTender prices continue to rise in 2011
RICS survey reveals jump in tender prices and new work output
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CommentAdjudication clauses: Profile Projects Ltd vs Elmwood (Glasgow) Ltd
Although this is a Scottish decision (and so not directly binding on English courts) it is interesting for two reasons
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NewsFoster + Partners unveils Thames transport hub
Proposals with consultants Halcrow include 150 million passenger airport
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NewsHammerson reveals £1.1bn development pipeline
Growth comes on back of recovery in market for retail and offices
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FeaturesBIM: The inside story
In recent weeks we’ve heard all about BIM - its advantages, the sharing principle, the downfalls,the training needed and the cost, but what does it all actually mean? Thomas Lane follows one BIMed-up project from beginning to end
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NewsAecom poaches Arup boss in latest raid on rival
Another blow for Arup as senior partner David Glover follows sports team in move to engineer
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FeaturesPFI schools: must try harder
With last week’s launch of a programme to build 300 schools, it seems education secretary Michael Gove has finally got wise to the benefits of PFI. So that’s the multiple choice out of the way. But the really tricky stuff is yet to come
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NewsGreen light for £100m Hinkley preparatory works
Kire and Bam Nuttall to benefit from local council approval for nuclear power plant start
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NewsPessimism rife over school building programme
76% of construction professionals doubt coherent school building programme will be in place next year
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NewsLondon Underground sues tube upgrade lawyers for £141m
London Underground is suing lawyer for alleged negligence over PPP contract
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NewsEC Harris to target acquisitions by end of year
Firm plans to scale up ahead of market flotation in 2014
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NewsUKTFA alleges timber frame report is biased
The UKTFA is calling for the report by lobbying body RISCAuthority to be withdrawn
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NewsConservationists attack pro-development reforms
Groups vow to fight the planning shake-up, which they fear could lead to ’unchecked’ expansion