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Shard budget
Funders for the Shard will hold a meeting within the next week to finalise the scheme’s budget, according to project sources.
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Lift shortlist
The Department of Health has shortlisted 20 bidders for its £1bn Express Lift programme, including Vinci, Skanska and Laing O’Rourke.
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Quintain talks to UAE
Quintain Estates is in talks with investors in Bahrain and Dubai to sell a stake of up to 50% in the £2.5bn regeneration of the area around Wembley stadium, Nick Shattock, its deputy chief executive has said.
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Balfour to hire corruption monitor after £2.25m fraud fine
Balfour Beatty is to hire an outside expert to monitor compliance with accounting procedures in the wake of a £2.25m fine from the Serious Fraud Office.
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NewsNo room at the village
John Armitt, the Olympic Development Authority chairman, said this week that the government could end up funding the whole of the £1bn Olympic village, pictured, owing to the continued uncertainty over Lend Lease’s ability to provide funding.
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Government is ‘hiding’ poor construction diploma take-up
The industry has accused the government of delaying the release of figures for the number of students studying for the construction diploma, claiming officials are hiding the poor take-up of the course.
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NewsBristol Zoo: Wild West Country
Bristol Zoo has submitted a planning application for this animal sanctuary on the northern edge of the city.
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Scots poised for payment refor
Specialist contractors are to lobby the Scottish government to introduce project bank accounts on all public sector schemes worth more than £3m, write Sarah Richardson and Olivia Boyd.
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Farrell raises Gateway airport fears
Sir Terry Farrell has warned that Boris Johnson’s proposed airport in the Thames Gateway could be “a complete disaster”.
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NewsGreen Holmes
Ushida Findlay Architects and the Holmes Partnership have received permission to build this eco-residence in Preston, Lancashire.
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Here’s an idea: no. 13
Contractor Willmott Dixon is sending disused wooden shelves left over from its demolition of a London library to the Caribbean island of Grenada to help rebuild schools damaged by recent hurricanes.
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NewsDubai takes it up a notch
More than 60,000 people attended Cityscape Dubai this week, where the region’s developers showed off their latest and largest schemes.
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Dubai developer builds 20-storey tower for women only
A Middle Eastern developer is building a female-only tower for commercial use in Dubai’s Business Bay area.
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NewsRoyal Alexandra children's hospital: The kids are alright
The Royal Alexandra children’s hospital in Brighton has won this year’s Prime Minister’s Better Public Building award, sponsored jointly by Cabe and the Office of Government Commerce.
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Extension of time: Birmingham council vs Paddison Construction
Birmingham council (“BCC”) engaged Paddison Construction (“Paddison”) to undertake construction work for a new community and training centre in Birmingham. The contract provided for a completion date of 24 February 2006 which was revised to 17 April 2006. Practical completion was certified as at 23 June 2006. Paddison alleged that ...
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NewsDavis Langdon helps deliver first two polyclinics for London
Consultant will work on Heart of Hounslow Centre of Health and Gracefield Gardens in Lambeth
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NewsCapita Symonds hires director of engineering and technology
Consultant also appoints new senior acoustic consultant
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NewsEC Harris appoints new partner
New recruit leads communities and local government sector in the Midlands
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NewsCluttons appoints head of project and building consultancy
Consultant also promotes current head to managing partner and appoints new head of cost and management