All contractor articles
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NewsKier share price hits 23-year low following yet another writedown
Firm says it will take an additional £40m hit in current financial year which ends this month
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McLaren the fox in the box with £100m-plus Leicester City training centre
Scheme to finish in middle of 2020
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Wates turns to stockpiling and Brexit clauses
But chief executive David Allen says firm is confident of 10% revenue growth this year
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Lendlease moves to replace outgoing resi boss
Justin Davies swapping development brief to take over from Richard Cook
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In pictures: How Spurs' stadium now looks, 10 weeks after delay first announced
Mace still battling to get work finished as club prepares to give update on opening schedule
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Somerset council brings in firms for £33m villages works
Willmott Dixon and Balfour Beatty lined up for deals
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Balfour Beatty nabs £85m mixed-use development
Office space and student flats will sit above old Roman city wall
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Balfour Beatty bags £103m highways contract
Work for Telford and Wrekin Council to include winter gritting
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Features
Till debt do us part
Why have contractors’ debt levels risen recently? Is debt as big a problem as it seems?
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Interserve flogs scaffolding business
Disposal part of the firm’s decision to concentrate on core markets
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Bradford looking for contractor to build £50m commercial scheme
Council’s executive to approve hunt for a firm to build 100,000ft² development
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Comment
NEC in practice
If you want to use the NEC contracts successfully, then you've got to keep talking to each other. That was the key message to be taken from a talk titled “NEC in Practice” recently hosted by the King’s College Construction Law Association in conjunction with the Chartered Institute of Building. ...
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Hold on to your cash
You know you are too old for a recession when you measure how well we are doing not by profit versus loss, but by the speed at which we are approaching the abyss. It really does not matter, because whatever the scenario, things are still getting worse. Yet somehow ...
