All Building articles in 12 July 2013
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NewsFive picked for £660m Scotland health framework
Laing O’Rourke and Kier are among five firms appointed to a £660m NHS framework in Scotland
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £80m student building
Balfour Beatty has won an £80m contract to design and build a 19-storey student accommodation building in London
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NewsSigned Green Deal plans rise to 36
Rise in number of Green Deal plans signed from 4 last month, but ‘virtually all’ cashback incentives paid out for boiler replacements
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NewsCable defends £10bn Olympic economic boost claim
Government report says there has been a £9.9bn boost to trade and investment on the back of the Olympics, but includes investment that may have occurred anyway
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NewsCapco and TfL agree Earls Court joint venture
Deal will enable redevelopment of key part of £8bn scheme
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NewsGleeds wins role on controversial Post Office estate revamp
Consultant will help deliver £70m transformation of 300 ‘Crown’ branches
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NewsAtkins hits a million man hours on fusion project
Consortium including UK engineer hits milestone
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NewsGalliford wins £110m water works
Contractor secures place on Yorkshire Water AMP6 framework with Aecom
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NewsUKCG boss slammed by blacklist inquiry MPs
Director of contractors’ body Stephen Ratcliffe told by MPs that this evidence to the committee ‘reflects badly on the industry’
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NewsBoris approves Shell Centre revamp
Construction of 1.45m sq ft scheme on London’s South Bank will begin by end of the year
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NewsZaha Hadid wins first New York project
Architect will design 11-storey residential building next to the High Line
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NewsHolyrood may deny blacklist firms public work
Scottish government says firms may be denied public sector work under plan to assess bidders’ records on a case-by-case basis
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NewsUnited House backs away from private market
Housing specialist says it will withdraw from construction work for other private sector developers amid ongoing difficult conditions
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NewsBalfour Beatty presses ahead with BIM
Firms say it is using building information modelling on £200m housing plan as well as new London tower development