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Gatwick picks nine partners
Nine architects and engineers have won places on two frameworks for the £1bn modernisation of Gatwick airport
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Strong infrastructure market boosts Costain’s turnover
Costain has boosted turnover by 5% from £508.2m to £533.4m in the six months to 30 June 2010 as the group benefits from the relatively strong UK infrastructure market
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NewsConnah's Quay healthcare centre by Holder Mathias: Doctor's orders
This healthcare centre in Connah’s Quay, north Wales, is now open
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NewsRivergate centre, Barking: Starting gate
Van Heyningen and Haward Architects’ Rivergate Centre in Barking, east London, has started on site
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NewsLaing O'Rourke closes UAE arm and axes 17,500 staff
Contractor blames decline of Abu Dhabi venture as employee numbers tumble to 18,222 from 35,753
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Aecom buys rail firm
Aecom has acquired UK consultant Tritech Rail in a bid to boost its rail consultancy business. Tritech Rail, founded in 1999, is based in Wigan and employs about 100 people.
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Leadbitter profit down
Operating profit at contractor Leadbitter halved to £2.5m in the first six months of the year
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DevSecs back in black
Development Securities has warned that the commercial property market “lacks momentum”
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CRH profit warning
Materials group CRH has warned that the worsening US economy is set to hit its full-year profits
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Ardmore in court
Ardmore Construction has been taken to court by the former head of Tarmac in a row over non-payment of fees
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Correction
In the 13 August issue, we incorrectly stated on page 3 that Davis Langdon worked on the Gherkin
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News'Up to 2,400 fewer homes a year' under London guide
Development agency research into impact of new housing standards lays out worst-case scenario
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Housing stats: New build sales and completions in July 2010
This month’s data reveals rises in private and housing association registrations, but sales are down
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NewsOne Ocean Pavilion by Soma: Fluid dynamics
Austrian architect Soma has unveiled designs for its One Ocean pavilion, which will be built for the 2012 Expo in Yeosu, South Korea
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NewsEDF retenders Hinkley nuclear work for second time
French utility EDF has asked bidders to tender for the third time for the same £180m earthworks and preliminary works package at the Hinkley nuclear power station in Somerset
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CommentLorraine Lee vs Chartered Properties: A late adjudicator
In this case the adjudicator’s mistake was to take the weekend to type up his decision, here’s why…
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CommentImprovised theatre
This week the strangest drama venue in London opens on the South Bank. And, as Martin Spring found out, it’s a brilliant performance by an 80-strong cast
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NewsCrest banks start £500m debt talks as bid hopes die
Housebuilder may seek fresh capital as it parts ways with deal adviser Morgan Stanley
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NewsCitywatch: Double trouble spooks the markets
The spectre of the dreaded double-dip hangs heavily over the housebuilding sector, despite two positive interim results this week
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NG Bailey posts £19.9m profit but remains cautious
Family-owned M&E contractor NG Bailey has moved back into the black despite a 23% fall in annual turnover to £464m from £600m