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NewsGrenfell Inquiry: What we learned from ex-Celotex staff this week
Firm worked hard to get unsuitable flammable insulation approved for high-rise use, backed with ‘untrue and misleading’ certification
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Laing O’Rourke beats Mace for job to turn 1950s printworks into £195m office
Landsec scheme in Southwark set for planning approval next month
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Winner on huge Manchester redevelopment delayed to next spring
ID Manchester work carries £1.5bn price tag
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In pictures: Commonwealth Games swimming pool reaches major milestone
Venue in Smethwick will host swimming and diving competitions in 2022
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Private contractor Beard puts out debut set of interim results
Regional firm says move is in response to covid-19 pandemic
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West Midlands framework split across eight contractors
Deal worth £2.1bn could run up to six years
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Shard developer drafted in to get Manchester’s delayed £180m arts venue over finish line
Factory scheme being built by Laing O’Rourke is 70% over budget with covid and design problems being blamed
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City watchdog to censure Carillion for ‘recklessly’ misleading investors
FCA’s rebuke won’t include financial penalty for firm
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Covid risks are being shunted down the supply chain
Subcontractors should beware of sneaky contractual clauses that force them to carry the bulk of all covid risk
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Keltbray eyes roads market as new boss completes management rejig
Firm already speaking to Highways England and local authorities about work
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Former boss of Kier’s major projects arm joins regional contractor
Claritas beefs up team with new MD
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Firms brushing up for £8.5m Blackfriars Bridge makeover
Scheme involves strengthening parapets and repainting work
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Derwent puts firms on notice for West End scheme
Developer to start tendering Baker Street job early next year
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Morgan Sindall boss questions firms who receive furlough cash and hand out dividends
‘Taking government money and giving it to shareholders isn’t what it’s designed for,’ says John Morgan
