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CommentDamage limitation
Damages-based agreements give parties the freedom to choose how they wish to share the cost and risk of litigation. So, how do they work?
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NewsM&E firm Farrelly in administration
Family-run West Midlands firm becomes the latest M E firm to fall into hands of administrators
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NewsContractor chosen for £30m batch of schools
Kier has won a £31m batch of schools in the south of England.
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NewsWork completes on Worthing leisure centre
Contractor Morgan Sindall has completed work on a £17.9m leisure centre on Worthing’s seafront.
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NewsRevealed: Fly-through of Herzog's Oxford uni project
Herzog de Meuron and Laing O’Rourke’s £30m Blavatnik School of Government wins planning permission
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FeaturesIn focus: Balfour Beatty
In the second of our series on recent changes at major contractors, we look at Balfour Beatty
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CommentContempt proceedings : Berry Piling Systems vs Sheer Projects
Was there a sufficiently strong prima facie case of contempt to allow committal proceedings to be brought against BPS’s directors?
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CommentA moving experience
Why wasn’t construction at the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Global Grand Challenges Summit?
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NewsWatchdog to spend more time on May Gurney takeover
Office for Fair Trading extends period for examining Kier’s proposed £221m takeover with May Gurney
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CommentBCO Conference, Day Two: Fortune favours the brave
Alinea Consulting’s Iain Parker gives his impression of the British Council for Office’s annual conference in Madrid
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NewsCarillion bags £47m priority schools job
Exclusive: Carillion has won a £47m batch of schools in the North-west of England
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NewsBidders for £1.5bn Scottish Water job revealed
Mace, Carillion, Morgan Sindall, Atkins and Balfour Beatty among the members of six consortia in the race
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CommentBCO Conference, Day One: A brave new world?
Alinea Consulting’s Iain Parker gives his impression of the British Council for Office’s annual conference in Madrid
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NewsOlympic media centre to get £100m revamp
Developer signs deal with London Legacy Development Corporation and will start work in 2014
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CommentThe cost to construction of false optimism
How many firms have gone to the wall in construction because they took the advice of persistent optimists?
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CommentAre rich foreign investors propping up construction?
Here are some intriguing, if not disturbing, patterns in construction output
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NewsSeverfield-Rowen plans 93 job cuts
Redundancies come as steel specialist implements restructure