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Consultants compete for role on £1.7bn rail job
Network Rail seeks firm to monitor spending programme in its central region
Big clients commit to zero retentions
Payment charter launched with clients British Land, Berkeley Group and Barratt Developments among first signatories
Experian revises up construction growth forecasts
Construction sector will grow faster than expected over next three years
Skanska to create 1,500 UK jobs
Contractor plans expansion in commercial sector in London alongside the infrastructure and health sectors
Natural History Museum competition won by Niall McLaughlin
Architect beat Stanton Williams, Feilden Clegg Bradley and BIG
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Wates wins £60m Birmingham University lab job
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Cameron pledges 200 infrastructure starts this year
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Severfield-Rowen plots name change
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Firms appointed to £600m NHS framework
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Telford Homes doubles pre-tax profit
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Atkins to partner with Chinese construction giant
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Designs for UK's Milan Expo pavilion revealed
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Skanska signs £95m One Mitre Square contract
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Taylor Wimpey reports strong start to year
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Competition 'putting pressure on university estates'
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Qatar scraps competition for flagship World Cup stadium
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Aecom lands key role on third phase of Battersea development
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More than half of construction firms now using BIM
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Construction primed for 4.5% growth this year
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Morgan Sindall inks £135m Brixton regeneration deal
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Persimmon secured sales revenue up 35%
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Concern over Willmott Dixon's 'early-payment' scheme
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Morgan Sindall picks new bosses for London business
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Scott Brownrigg unveils plans for Portsmouth tower
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Government's ECO cuts '£250m deeper than first thought'
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McGee worker killed after digger falls through floor
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Timber Trade Federation boss resigns
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UK recovery helps Sweett to beat expectations
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Team picked for £1.4bn Sellafield job
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Balfour Beatty poaches senior Network Rail director
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Information watchdog halts search for blacklist victims
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Worker dies on central London building site
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Countryside says expansion plan is on track
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No fresh investment for new 'garden cities'
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Commonwealth Games bosses ditch flat demolition plan
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Network Rail Consulting targets growth down under
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Clegg to promise 45,000 homes across three 'garden cities'
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Manchester pension fund kickstarts 244 homes
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Quintain inks deal for 475 Wembley homes
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Construction primed for 4.5% growth this year
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Mott MacDonald posts strong revenue and profit growth
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Urban Splash secures £135m refinancing deal
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Anger as watchdog hands blacklist database to contractors
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Severe weather dampens construction output
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WSP wins Network Rail level crossing role
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Union urges contractors to take on workers directly
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Brussels rules cast doubt on future of renewables projects
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Chipperfield to design home for Nobel Prize
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Mace overcomes setbacks to deliver new Corrie studio
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HS2 launches BIM level 2 survey
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Mayor approves Bam’s Lord's stand project
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Builders’ merchants call for compulsory payment time disclosure
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Gehry and Foster reveal plans for Battersea’s third phase
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Main contractors shunned in tube upgrade work
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Price rises to drive up infrastructure project costs
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Bam primed for £25m central London scheme
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Retail and leisure development hits record high
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Labour moves to stop green standards cut
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Kier’s £260m Watford health scheme in for planning
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Balfour Beatty takes £12m revenue hit after court case
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Firms in limbo as MoD further delays £7bn worth of contracts
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Foster + Partners slashes £130m off value of its business
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Boris unveils plans for £200m 'housebuilding bank'
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Long-awaited renewable heat subsidy scheme launches
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CITB appoints policy director
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Revenue at Atkins UK set to be flat
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Stanhope hires new BBC TV Centre director
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EC Harris buys property advisory business
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Government unveils new construction payment charter
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Asda bucks big four trend with superstore expansion plans
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London tube appoints firms for £330m upgrade work
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Crunch talks over London tube station pay dispute
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Average cost of repairing flood-hit home as high as £30k
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Cabe appoints first woman chair
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Farrell shrugs off lack of government response to review
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Travis Perkins office engulfed in racism row
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Race starts for £60m nuclear job
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WSP buys French civil engineer
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Project team picked for £200m Aberdeen exhibition centre
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Thomas Vale boss targets 'complex projects' for growth
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RICS warns infrastructure costs to rise 15%
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Gehry and Foster unveil Battersea Power Station designs
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Crown Estate's 5,000-home scheme wins planning
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Muse unveils plans for £100m Aberdeen city centre revamp
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MPs call for ring-fenced HS2 environmental protection budget
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Willmott Dixon bags £91m brace of repairs contracts
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Aggregates giants Lafarge and Holcim to merge
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'Roofer's heat gun sparked blaze on Osborne site'
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Network Rail picks new infrastructure boss
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Three firms vie for £120m Pf2 schools
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Westfield wins planning for £1bn west London scheme
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BioRegional project delivers 60% carbon savings
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Bids invited for £150m Pf2 schools
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Industry urges end to energy standards delay
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New Earls Court Village gets go-ahead
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Home labelling initiative launched
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HSE overhaul could create new role for engineers
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Government urged to extend £125m Green Deal incentive scheme
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Construction workers get 5.5% two-year pay deal
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Willmott Dixon launches early payment scheme
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Blaze breaks out at Osborne site
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Former Willmott Dixon boss to run Thomas Vale
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Cowboy builders cost homeowners £1.9bn a year
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Contracts on £16bn Crossrail 2 could be awarded as early as 2019
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Mott MacDonald wins £325m Hong Kong Disneyland hotel
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NFB appoints news chief executive
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Farrell Review at risk of being ‘kicked into the long grass’
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Industry pays tribute to Patsy Byrne at Building Awards
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EC Harris wins role on £500m Welsh Water job
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Construction confidence hits seven-year high
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Ian Simpson Architects appoints former Aecom director
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Ten teams in the running for new rail designs
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Sweett launches second bribery probe
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Esh Group buys Border Construction
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Boris gives go-ahead to two Foster towers
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Plans unveiled for Silvertown Quays
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Wates picks up £37m schools batch
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Boris backs £1bn Convoys Wharf scheme
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Foster & Partners plots expansion
