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NewsMorgan Sindall numbers to beat expectations
Results for 2017 have been upgraded, following order book growth and improved cash performance
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NewsCCS awards £2.9bn consultancy framework
The framework is nearly four years late after the previous procurement process collapsed
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NewsGuarantee EU workers' rights immediately, urges CBI
Business lobby group makes 14 demands of next government
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NewsQatari Diar seeks contractor for US embassy hotel
Developer seeks firm to work on David Chipperfield-designed transformation for Mayfair building
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NewsAecom boss: Brexit is causing worker ‘exodus’
Patrick Flaherty backs investment in off-site manufacturing amid predicted skills shortages
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FeaturesWhat to specify: Walls, ceilings, partitions
Reindeer moss makes an appearance in one building, while glass took centre stage at a rejuvenated office in Slough and cherry wood veneer panels were the attraction at the University of Birmingham
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CommentHateful eight
A recent TCC judgment provides commentary on the practice of commencing Part 8 proceedings to undermine adjudicators’ decisions
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NewsISG eyes US launch this year
Construction group posts solid numbers in first results since takeover by Cathexis
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NewsGalliford Try reveals £98m problem jobs hit
Contractor says it has suffered problems on two infrastructure projects
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NewsArcadis and Motts pick up major Sydney metro expansion
Sydney Metro is Australia’s biggest public transport project, with 31 stations and 66km of new metro rail
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NewsSouthend United submits plans for new stadium
Move is a ‘major step’ in the future of town’s football club
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NewsThe Cheese Bar matures as ISG finishes first permanent site
New Camden eatery features a cheese-based menu
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NewsGraham bags Salford Quays PRS scheme
Designed by Sheppard Robson Architects, the development is expected to complete in 2019
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NewsHeatherwick laments Garden Bridge ‘missed opportunity’
Designer’s sadness at “endless political wrangling” after Sadiq Khan pulls project’s financial plug
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CommentFixing construction
BIM encourages collaboration but the industry needs to go much further and change the way things are done from the start to the end of a project
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FeaturesJust what the doctor ordered
The NHS has a maintenance backlog amounting to at least £5bn and it’s getting worse by the day as funds from the capital budget are raided to keep the health service running
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CommentInfrastructure: Going places
Rapid advances in infrastructure technologies will transform the way we build. Construction firms need to stop dragging their feet and catch up with the pace of the new technology revolution
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CommentSustainability the right way round
We’ve been setting standards to make buildings more sustainable as if they were ends in themselves