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NewsFull list: CCS confirms £2.9bn consultant winners
Winners confirmed on five of the six lots on the two year framework
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NewsBuilding manager jailed over passerby death
Amanda Telfer, 43, died after being hit by three falling window frames as she was walking past a construction site
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NewsAnger over plans for historic south London street
Roupell Street residents rue Tony Fretton Architects’ school-extension plans
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NewsSkanska UK's Putnam makes way for new CEO
Putnam is succeeded by Skanska executive Gregor Craig
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NewsT&T bumps up tender price forecasts
Not a single contractor surveyed predicts a fall in tender prices
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NewsBowled over: Populous shows off Lord's new stand
Practice’s £25m Warner Stand set to host first spectators
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NewsChipperfield and Arup bag £45m Edinburgh arts venue
“Intriguing” design pips Adjaye, Richard Murphy, Allies Morrison and others
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NewsBalfour JV wins $625m US road contract
The contract has been awarded to Pegasus Link Constructors, a jv between Balfour and Fluor Corporation
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NewsGalliford Try wins £90m St Modwen scheme
The next phase of St Andrew’s Park in Uxbridge includes a further 249 homes
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NewsSpurs stadium gets green light for more seats
An extra 559 seats will be added to the stadium’s total capacity
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NewsSlough office eyes 'healthiest building' status
The Porter Building is scheduled for completion by the end of September
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CommentCan BIM help us live longer?
It’s not so far fetched to think future BIM levels could help tackle cancer and heart disease, the key is to focus digital technology relentlessly on better outcomes for people
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CommentNHS on life support
The NHS is in a critical condition as capital funding pots are being raided to meet a widening funding gap
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NewsTreasury raid could lead to Network Rail £2bn funding shortfall
The Treasury wants to claw back cash raised from asset sales to reduce deficit
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Meadowfort Grange
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Martin Douglas, associate director of Pad Design
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NewsTClarke's orders pass £400m for first time
Firm expects revenues and profits to be ahead of expectations
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FeaturesImage of the week: Laying foundations
The ceremonial laying of the foundation stone of the Axel Springer building in Berlin took place on Tuesday
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NewsFormer Beatles' school redeveloped into homes
Paul McCartney’s old school in Liverpool to be turned into £15.5m housing scheme
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NewsTfL names £320m facilities suppliers
By consolidating 50 contracts into six TfL said it is saving £34m
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News£600m Waterloo scheme rekindled by HB Reavis
Developer signs up to overhaul site next to major London rail terminal