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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
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NewsWheels of steel: Olympic velodrome
Work has been completed on the steel structure of the £80m London 2012 velodrome at the Olympic park in east London
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CommentGovernment intern system: Slow learners
Have you ever logged on to graduatetalentpool.direct.gov.uk?
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What it costs: Tiled cladding
Tiles, shingles and slate can provide traditional and thermally efficient covering for external walls. Peter Mayer of BLP Insurance considers the options
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FeaturesPutting on the glitz: Brass cladding
More and more architects, enamoured of the golden lustre of brass, are choosing it as a cladding material, while others love it just because of the way it weathers
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FeaturesPanel system
Eurobond’s composite panel system has been used on an £11m “Lifestyle” building at Stoke-on-Trent college’s Cauldon Campus
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Movers and makers
Solar Gard, which makes solar control films, has launched the Capsol audit tool, which measures the impact of solar gain on office buildings. Capsol, and Solar Gard’s complementary consulting service, can be used to predict the results of retrofitting solar control window film