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NewsGalliford Try completes deal on £58m programme
Construction to start this week on Orkney Islands schools scheme
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NewsBribery Act date finally set
Act will come into force on 1 July as the government publishes long-awaited guidance
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NewsRegulator insists on BAA Stansted sale
Review by Competition Commission says airports operator must stick to original timetable
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NewsPotholes boost May Gurney
Infrastructure support company says it saw higher than expected highways spending in past six months
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NewsErnst & Young expands construction team
Firm appoints in construction and real estate advisory services in NY and expands in California
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NewsSisk reports increased turnover for 2010
Growth attributed to civil engineering and energy strategy
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NewsKier secures £95m of new work since February
New contracts follow a strong set of interim results for the contractor
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CommentHire firm activity bounces in January suggesting output was better than official figures show
Plant hire rose sharply in January: good news as rentals closely track construction output
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CommentHonours even in 'Osborne versus the oil giants' as pump prices fall by less than 1p
Price of petrol falls for the first time in six months
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NewsBDP engineer named Business Woman of the Year
Michelle McDowell wins the Veuve Clicquot Award, recognising the achievements of women in industry
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NewsRamboll buys Gifford to create leading UK engineer
Engineer acquires public sector focused firm to almost double in size
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NewsConfident Bellway to beat profit forecasts
Housebuilder says it will sell 5% more homes in 2011
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NewsPreferred bidder for Nottingham tram announced
Tramlink consortium to build new extension to city’s tram system
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NewsHMRC cuts late payment fines
HMRC has cut some late payment fines for contractors filling out Construction Industry Scheme returns.Among several areas where fines have been lowered, there will be a new upper limit on the amount of penalties that can be imposed on contractors new to the scheme.HMRC said that lower charges could apply ...
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NewsSouto de Moura wins 2011 Pritzker prize
Architect becomes second from Portugal to win prestigious trophy
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NewsSir David King says no nuclear delay
Former chief scientific advisor plays down fears of delay post Fukushima
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NewsUKGBC: commercial buildings must have DECs
Energy use certificate should be rolled out across commercial sector, says green building group
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CommentPanorama points to earnings pain, but the worst is yet to come
With interest rates set to rise don't expect to see a recovery in earnings any time soon