Bam to reopen London sites next week as firm inks deal to build arena next to Manchester City stadium

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Scheme in Manchester eclipses work on suspended Facebook site as firm’s largest UK job

Bam has said that it plans to reopen its London sites on Monday – as the firm was appointed to what will be its largest ever contract in the UK.

The contractor has around seven sites in the capital including a new Facebook headquarters at Argent’s King’s Cross redevelopment worth around £200m, currently the firm’s biggest job. It is also working on several private developments and is also believed to be working on parts of the Palace of Westminster restoration.

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