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Interserve seals £16m college deal
Interserve and consortium partner reach financial close on Holy Cross College in Northern Ireland
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Amec JV and Balfour Beatty preferred bidders on £1bn power contracts
Multidisciplinary firms are announced as preferred bidders on two big infrastructure contracts
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University of Bristol reappoints Gleeds on refurb programme
Consultant will work on several of the University's projects in its £250m refurbishment programme
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Team GB needs an outsider in charge for 2012
The resignation of Jack Lemley needn’t be a blow for the ODA as long as the new chair has a similar independent streak and a rigorous approach to procurement
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Carillion and Balfour Beatty win £363m East London Line
Joint venture will see the construction of a new rail line from East to South London by 2010
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Supercasino decision delayed
Shadow culture secretary says decision on location of supercasino has been delayed by a month
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Paper round: Tata faces rival bid for Corus
Stories of Tata’s proposed takeover of Corus dominated the newspapers at the weekend
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WYG snaps up Trench Farrow for 4.5m
Acquisition will give WYG project management expertise in corporate fit out and urban regeneration markets
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Telford Homes raises £15m in share issue
Shareholders vote to issue more than 5.7m shares at extraordinary general meeting
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The great man's great night
Vikki Miller was at the Stirling prize ceremony to witness the grand man of architecture Richard Rogers take his trophy, as well as some strange behaviour from Mariella Frostrup and Kevin McCloud
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St James Group in High Court battle
Property developer St James Group has launched a legal battle over a property.
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Rogers ignites row over Olympic stadium design
ODA faces first serious setbacks as Lord Rogers queries designs and Jack Lemley quits
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Down the tube
Debika Ray examines the big-bucks world of the video blog, and finds out what architecture students really get up to …
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Tarred with the same brush
A bitumen cartel got stung by the European Commission when it was caught flouting competition laws. But it was the parent companies that got their knuckles rapped hardest
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Rogers ignites row over Olympic stadium design
ODA faces first serious setbacks as Lord Rogers queries designs and Jack Lemley quits
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Unstable ground
This was an appeal against a ruling on a preliminary issue. Technotrade Ltd had produced a site investigation report dated 14/12/98 on a sloping site. The report found that it was satisfactory for the proposed development of a number of two storey houses and contained no prohibition against assignment.When the ...
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West Ham serious about move to Olympic stadium
Sports minister Richard Caborn says West Ham is in negotiations about moving to the main 2012 stadium
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Williams Lea vs Thames Water Utilities
Corporate information solutions company Williams Lea Ltd is suing Thames Water Utilities for damages of £250,000 in a dispute over a flood
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QSs voice ‘grave concern’ over RICS’ data arm sale
Senior quantity surveyors concerned over repercussions for industry if Canadian firm buys BCIS
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Succeeding beyond dispute
The Technology and Construction Court has had its fair share of problems, but after a raft of reforms it is now a fully functioning one-stop shop. With major hearings on its books and others in prospect, it feels good about the future