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Wanted: a new paradigm for construction
Is construction stuck in an industrial lock in? Paul Mullet on why it can be difficult to implement digital change
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Housing association snaps up two London sites for £31m
Third phase of development in Bromley-by-Bow will see 400 homes built
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What to specify: Digital construction
An augmented reality app for choosing boilers and a platform that enables visualisation of how a project changes over time are among this week’s featured products
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Online poll: Payment plans
This week’s poll: Could a 30-day payment system for contractors/subcontractors be effective?
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MPs vote to force government to release Carillion documents
Motion passed unopposed as shadow cabinet minister attacks contractors set to replace Carillion on key jobs
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Inadequate bosses plague construction, survey finds
Disregard for mental health is among the top concerns
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Liverpool firm starts work on £80m Leeds arts building
Work for Leeds Beckett university to complete in 2020
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Carillion directors ordered in by MPs to account for firm's collapse
Parliamentary select committees launch joint inquiry into contractor’s implosion
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Industry increases pressure for government retentions ban
Build UK, CECA and CPA latest trade bodies to call for reform
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Government drafts in consultants to manage Carillion fallout
Firms asked to help government departments caught up in contractor’s collapse
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Carillion: counting the cost
Carillion’s collapse has left 30,000 subcontractors out of pocket to the tune of £1.2bn. How was the contractor allowed to get away with ths?
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Legal: Carillion - no turning back
It’s time for a radical rethink on payment security and procurement, says Rudi Klein – the Carillion business model is bust
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Balfour Beatty JV seals £700m Hong Kong contracts
Gammon Construction to start work on the two wins early this year
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The Carillion apprentice's tale: 'I didn't feel let down, more worried'
CITB has been meeting with apprentices worried by the contractor’s failure
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Let's fasten our seatbelts
It’s tempting to chafe at constraint, but had project bank accounts been compulsory then the fallout from Carillion’s collapse could have been far less damaging
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T&T revises down tender price expectations
Firm said surveyed contractors were reporting reduced order books towards the end of 2017