All Building articles in 14 November 2014 – Page 3
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NewsAnglian Water awards £200m framework
Kier wins place on the major part of the framework, worth around £140m
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NewsCostain secures £102m highways job
Contractor given green light to dual the A556 near Knutsford
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NewsBalfour and Skanska JV races to repair M25 potholes
Road users complain of ‘chaos’ after section of the motorway failed after roadworks last night
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CommentOnline poll: SBS framework
Is the government right to re-tender the UK SBS consultants framework? Vote here
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NewsNational £3bn contractor framework launched
Contractors invited to bid for major four-year framework to build social infrastructure projects
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NewsCrest Nicholson scoops 4,500-home Cambridgeshire scheme
DIO appoints housebuilder on £1bn scheme to redevelop Wyton Airfield near Huntingdon
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Ex-energy minister to chair sustainability body
Boris Johnson appoints Conservative MP Greg Barker to lead London Sustainable Development Commission
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CommentClone traders
Apple has won a European court ruling that dramatically widens the scope for retailers to trade-mark their store layouts. But what are the implications for designers?
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NewsConstruction output continues modest growth in Q3
Housing work powers industry to 0.8% growth in the third quarter of 2014.
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NewsTreasury backs Northampton University’s campus project
UK Guarantee given to £292m of borrowing on the Waterside Campus Project
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NewsDevelopment Securities' Manchester tower approved
Central Manchester scheme set to start on site early next year
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NewsBalfour Beatty sells German rail businesses
Contractor to record £25m loss on disposal of loss making group of businesses
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's design for Beethoven concert hall
UK architect is on shortlist for building to mark composer’s 250th birthday
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CommentThe whirligig of time
Is momentum finally starting to swing the way of the specialist contractors?
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FeaturesSpecialists: We've got the power
Burgeoning workloads have given specialist contractors a boost and signalled a shift in their relationship with main contractors. Some of the big players reveal what they’ll do with their new found powers …
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CommentFrom shambles to fiasco
This week’s bad news story about the government’s £750m consultants framework is just the latest in a series of disasters
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NewsRise replaces McLaren on courthouse conversion job
Exclusive: Consultant scoops role on £20m Bow Street Magistrates Courthouse
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NewsFlagship Gatwick projects hit by delays and budget issues
Exclusive: Two projects, being worked on by Vinci and Carillion separately, are together valued at £250m
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FeaturesMeet the new kids on the block
A new generation of developer clients is shouldering its way into a buoyant property market, giving contractors a lot to get up to speed with
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