All Building articles in 1999 Issue 14 – Page 2
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News
DL&E to take over Manchester QS
Davis Langdon & Everest to absorb Poole Stokes Wood in bid to broaden range of services.
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Eight picked to pilot PFI social housing
Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and London councils among those selected for ground-breaking upgrade and maintenance deals.
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Symonds split fires sale speculation
French parent takes over FM arm, prompting rumours that remaining businesses will be sold.
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Features
A handy little friend to know
Creditors often have to fight it out when a firm becomes insolvent. That is when those who know about Romalpa come into their own.
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Gonks, gifts and guided tours
National Construction Week is back. This time the industry plans to use hands-on events and freebies to convince the media and public that there s more to building than wet concrete.
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A question of human rights
Does the right to adjudication created by the 1996 Construction Act infringe the right to a fair trial enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights? In short, the answer is no.
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What a performance
The Royal Opera House in Covent Garden has been hitting the headlines since it went on site in 1996: defective design, vandalism, strikes and claims have plagued it. Well, it was never going to be easy imagine trying to do £220m of work in a maze the size ...
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Scots wishlist published
Construction chiefs in Scotland have called on the forthcoming administration to give the industry the priority that its importance to the country s economy deserves. The industry bosses are part of the Scottish Construction Sector Pathfinder Group, which is chaired by Sir Fraser Morrison. It was one of 13 bodies ...
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Winning ways
The second in a series on marketing looks at how you can optimise your chances of being awarded work by improving your bidding strategy.
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Whole-life
The second in Building's series on occupancy costs compiled by Citex Professional Services looks at learning resource centres today's high-tech equivalent of the traditional library and now an essential part of the service offered by further education establishments.
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