All Contractors articles – Page 360
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NewsHigh winds damage Epsom racecourse grandstand
Stand built by Willmott Dixon has fallen prey to the UK’s severe weather
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NewsBalfour Beatty appointed preferred bidder on £800m waste job
Contractor set to invest £7m in the new waste processing plant, built through PPP contract
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NewsCarillion bags £105m motorway job
Contractor wins work from four-strong Highways Agency framework
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NewsGovernment FITs cut 'unlawful'
Government to appeal after High Court judge brands DECC decision illegal
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NewsBalfour Beatty consortium wins £535m Australian rail contract
Scheme will see contractor work on track for first metropolitan rail line in Melbourne for 80 years
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NewsMitie plans 52ha renewable energy site
Energy resourcing plan near Brighton could generate power for the whole local area
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NewsBalfour Beatty nabs £414m gas works deal
Contractor wins nine-year contract for Ireland gas network
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NewsBritish Land appoints Mace to build Broadgate
Make-designed office scheme in the City thought to be worth £225m in total - the largest in London
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NewsContractors to drive reform of CSCS by the new year
Four employer federations aim to simplify and trim costs from skills card scheme after deposing boss
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NewsWillmott Dixon to launch energy services division
New firm will aim to take advantage of Green Deal next year despite others retreating from sector
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NewsJudicial review of government FITs cut to go ahead
The government will have to defend its cuts to the feed-in tariff regime in court next week
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NewsMorgan Sindall sees £200m fall in construction orders
Firm says pipeline of regeneration jobs has risen sharply
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NewsEDF hails £200m in new nuclear work
French utility firm claims progress being made on Hinkley power station
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NewsCommercial development falls sharply in November
Savills data says confidence now at lowest ebb for more than two years
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Vinci picked for £16m Ludlow Health Facility
Firm will draw up plans alongside Amber Infrastructure and Aedas Architects
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NewsMinister: FIT rate 'may be higher than 21p'
Greg Barker is to announce than 21p feed-in tariff is a minimum
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NewsShepherd Construction wins £17m university job
University College Birmingham’s new campus will include lecture theatres, a 24-hour ‘study hub’ and a 200-seater café
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NewsIndustry clients address Building's CEO summit
Speakers include Urban Splash’s Tom Bloxham and EDF’s Alan Cumming - view the video
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NewsConstruction output falls 1.1% in October
October output also down 2.7% on the same period last year
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FeaturesCarillion's purchase of Eaga: Blinded by the sun
In April, Carillion bought Eaga - a company with big plans to install PV panels on 30,000 homes - and rebranded it as Carillion Energy Services. Seven months later, government feed-in tariffs have been cut in half, and all 4,500 jobs are on the line. So was the £298m purchase ...