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NewsCitywatch: costly for costain
Costain took the biggest hit from the City this past week, and understandably so
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NewsSkanska scoops £85m Brent civic centre
Work on Hopkins-designed scheme in Wembley regeneration area to start immediately
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NewsGalliford wins £59m of infrastructure work
Wins include jobs for Scottish Water and Network Rail
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NewsCostain reassured over £22m owed on Belvedere job
Costain told main contractor AE&E Inova has refinancing plan
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NewsFoster's Masdar Institute kick starts Masdar City
Sustainability campus becomes first fully operational building within groundbreaking Abu Dhabi development
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Emerging Architecture - Until 26 February 2011
Explore work by young architects from the annual Architectural Review Awards
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NewsMouchel confirms Deloitte will undertake targeted business review
Infrastructure maintenance group agrees to review as part of £180m debt refinancing process
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NewsTV review: Greener Buildings, Greener Behaviours
Industry experts debate impact of changes to CRC scheme, on tonight at 8.30pm
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NewsBalfour reaches financial close on £55m BSF
Construction work on Derby City scheme will start in January next year
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NewsConstruction activity keeps growing slowly
Only housebuilding fails to rise, while overall confidence reaches a five-month high
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Balfour to set up £750m infrastructure fund
Constractor giant will sell off PFI under new strategy
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NewsCrossrail launches £1bn trains and depots tender
Latest deal for project involves 60 new trains and construction and maintenance of depot facilities
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NewsTelford profits drop by two thirds
New chief executive as housebuilder reports ’planned’ downsizing
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NewsSustainability Now opens Wednesday
Join sustainability professionals at our free online conference and exhibition on December 8 and 9
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EC Harris appoints new head of commercial property
Former Davis Langdon consultant is an expert in shopping centre and office development and retail investment programmes
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CommentOutstanding novation
Rachel Barnes If no formal novation agreement exists between a contractor and a consultant but they act as if there was, a court may accept that the intention was to create an appointment
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NewsHopkins and ISG win St Thomas' hospital job
Firms selected to reclad 13-storey tower in central London
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NewsStyles & Wood chief executive quits
Ivan McKeever to be replaced at troubled contractor by ex-Bovis man
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Comment
Fancy a dip in the hot-tub?
Hot-tubbing, or concurrent evidence, is a tool that allows experts to tell the court how it is without being cross-examined. Charles Blamire-Brown looks at the pros and cons