More news – Page 1040
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NewsMoorside nuclear power plant thrown into doubt
Main backer Toshiba considers involvement in £10bn scheme, which would bring 21,000 jobs to Cumbria
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NewsColeman reveals £1.3m Didcot disaster costs
Demolition contractor sets aside the sum relating to tragic incident which claimed the lives of four men
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NewsGleeds bags role on £275m London resi schemes
Consultant to provide several services including overseeing demolition and appointing supply chain
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NewsCeltic Manor eyes party conferences as Sisk inks £84m expansion deal
Work on Newport complex to finish in 2019
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NewsPlans in for £63m Scotland school campus
Sheppard Robson scheme set to start on site later this year
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NewsCH2M favourite to win £170m HS2 phase two deal
US consultant edges ahead in race as its European boss is poached to become HS2 chief executive
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NewsCH2M ponders flotation or possible merger with rival
Firm linked with potential £3bn merger with British engineer Atkins
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CommentSingapore-on-Thames
Smart technologies could allow us to turn cities such as London into more healthy and less frustrating places to live. One Asian state has an app for that
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CommentNorthern Ireland and the Renewable Heat Incentive scandal
Clearly Northern Ireland’s scheme was open to abuse, but any incentivisation policy has to be carefully designed to balance attracting investment against cost to the public purse
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NewsRegional cities break development records
Deloitte crane survey finds buoyant markets in four key regional cities
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CommentThe benefits of Integrated Project Insurance
Early contractor involvement and a ‘no blame/no claim’ ethos are just some ways this procurement method could improve the industry
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NewsApprenticeships target 'poor value for money'
Leading think tank says all-industry apprenticeship levy could backfire
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NewsISG bags £32.5m Cardiff speculative office
Foster + Partners building will go up next to BBC’s new Wales HQ
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NewsLast chance to take Building's Brexit survey
More than 2,000 readers respond to survey asking for views on the best Brexit deal for construction
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NewsBalfour gets go-ahead for 300 Olympic Park homes
First phase of wider 1,500-home East End development
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CommentPlaying the game
A recent TCC case shows how the back and forth between contractor and employer around payment notices can descend into a parlour game
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NewsWYG trumpets EU-funded contract wins
Deals worth more than £14.5m are in the field of international development
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NewsAecom bags five major highways jobs
Upgrade design contracts worth more than £25m to the consultant
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NewsCH2M 'sounds out Atkins on £3bn merger'
Engineer mega-merger could be on the cards, according to the Times