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Market forecast: Another tough year
Now that 2009 has come into focus, we can clearly see what a disastrous year it was. Unfortunately, the process of recovering from it will not be quick, says Peter Fordham of Davis Langdon
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NewsLeicester trust brings £9m claim against Laing
The University Hospitals of Leicestershire NHS trust has launched a £9m counter-claim against a John Laing-led consortium that is suing it for wasted bid costs on a cancelled project
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Masdar developer to refinance
Mubadala Development Company is seeking to refinance a $2bn (£1.2bn) loan
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Creditors reject Yorkshire firm Redworth’s repayment offer
Redworth Construction looks set to become the latest victim of the recession, after a company voluntary arrangement was rejected by creditors
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The Grimdex - 01/10
The recession has officially ended – just – but construction output was as flat as the Fens in the final quarter of 09 and the mood of our Gloomwatch panel is gloomy
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NewsIn the round
The Parabola Arts Centre is a performing arts centre providing a state-of-the-art 325-seat theatre for The Cheltenham Ladies College
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Sweett wins TfL deal
Cyril Sweett has been appointed to Transport for London’s engineering and project management framework
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Pochin slides into red
Listed builder and developer Pochin’s has reported a half-year loss of £4.4m on turnover of £47.5m
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Laing names chair
PFI investment firm John Laing has appointed Phil Nolan independent non-executive chairman
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TfL advisory body
Transport for London is calling for individual consultants and project managers to form an independent panel to advise on its entire investment programme
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Deloitte deal ‘will start feeding frenzy’
Deloitte’s acquisition of Drivers Jonas could mark the beginning of a round of takeovers in the consultancy sector that could remove “up to 30% of firms”
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560,000 affordable homes at risk
The National Housing Federation has warned that plans to build more than half a million affordable homes over the next decade could be axed because of government spending cuts
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NewsMore Malling
Killby & Gayford has completed a £750,000 infirmary and refectory at Malling abbey in Kent. The job involved extending a Benedictine abbey that was founded in 1090. The design was by Thomas Ford & Partners, the QS was Sawyer & Fisher and the M&E engineer was MCA Consulting.Send your project ...
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Williams leaves F+A
Andrew Williams has left Franklin + Andrews, the cost consultancy owned by Mott MacDonald, where he was development director
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Rio deal for RLB
Rider Levett Bucknall is providing cost management advice on the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics
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0.9% tender price fall
Tender prices fell by 0.9% in the third quarter of last year, the seventh consecutive quarter of declines, according to data from the RICS
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NewsThe wilds of Chester: Proctor and Matthews' biodome
Working with engineer Aecom and consultant Barton Willmore, architect Proctor and Matthews has designed a gigantic biodome for Chester Zoo
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EDF: We will build four nuclear power stations by 2025
EDF intends to have completed four nuclear power stations in the UK by 2025, it told MPs this week
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Government to approve 36 model eco-schools in England
The government is set to approve plans to build four exemplary zero-carbon schools in each of the nine regions of England by 2016