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Equity firms withdraw £1.5bn offer for Amec
Two private equity companies have withdrawn their £1.5bn offer for Amec after the company refused to open up its accounts to scrutiny.
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Planning rejection puts national college at risk
The future of the National Construction College has been thrown into doubt after it was refused permission to develop part of its land to raise funds.
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Bovis ordered to stop work after Manchester fatality
Bovis Lend Lease has stopped groundworks on sites throughout the country after a worker was killed by an excavator on its Barton Square project in Manchester.
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NewsMore cladding gloom as Pluswall goes bust
Cladding specialist goes into voluntary liquidation following financial problems
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Heart unit opens three months late at Bovis’ Manchester hospital
A key facility at a £380m joint hospitals PFI in Manchester, which is being built by Bovis Lend Lease, opened three months late in December.
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FeaturesA well-oiled machine
Honda’s construction team has taken inspiration from the company’s car production lines to keep its projects purring smoothly
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NewsEnnstone snaps up Handyman Concrete for £4.6m
Aggregates group pushes forward US business with strategic acquisition
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NewsGovernment pledges £100m for greener NHS
Money to be spent on improving energy efficiency with saving ploughed back into patient care
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NewsRok boosted by Tulloch acquisition
Contractor predicts long-term social housing projects will exceed £1.4bn
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News‘Cautious’ Costain writes down £50m
Channel Tunnel Rail Link extension at King’s Cross could be part of the disputed contracts
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Erick van Egeraat wins Canning Town contract
Architect leads multidisciplinary team on urban revitalisation scheme
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Arcadis wins New Orleans rebuilding deal
AYH owner and Bioengineering Group win £77m contract for Hurricane Katrina reconstruction work
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NewsNew division offsets US slowdown at Heywood Williams
Materials supplier says that the strong performance of its new architectural hardware division helped offset difficult US market
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NewsLaing O’Rourke expected to win Liverpool football club contract
But contractor faces £950,000-a-week fine if project runs over July 2009 deadline set by Dubai International Capital
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NewsWorkers do lunch after Kensal Rise tornado
Scaffolders take a perilous break on the roof top of a house affected by the recent tornado in London
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NewsThousands could miss CSCS skills card deadline
ConstructionSkills expects a flood of enquiries from workers who have missed the January deadline
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NewsWallwork chosen as Gleeson CEO
The interim chief executive gets to stay on in the top job after leading Gleeson through a major restructuring