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Legal dispute
It is interesting to read Ann Minogue’s “Can we be of any assistance?” (21 January, page 49). Minogue picks up on the point that adjudicators rarely appoint lawyers to advise on the law.
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Bad behaviour
It’s stories like the one about Apollo undercutting its rivals (28 January, page 10) that have the clients running to secure partnering frameworks with contractors instead
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Designed to fail
Rudi Klein (28 January, page 53) writes about the problems caused by a lack of risk management during the design process. Could such problems have also been compounded by the apparent demise of the bill of quantities?
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CommentFebruary 2011: Analysis
Right now, the economy appears on a knife edge, with the Bank of England seemingly stuck between a rock and a hard place
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CommentKelly Forrest on ... The 2011 outlook
Data released in 2011 calls into question the undelying strength of the economy
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NewsWest Ham tipped to win 2012 Stadium bid
Reports say Olympic legacy bosses will choose West Ham over Spurs and retain athletics track
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NewsLocal communities to get wind farm business rates
Department of energy and climate change hopes money will ease opposition to new farms
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NewsPlanning secured for 51,500ft2 office in Shoreditch
Buckley Gray Yeoman designed headquarters building in Shoreditch received planning approval from Hackney Council this week
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NewsSkanska profits flat as revenue falls
Skanska UK revenues fell 17% in 2010 but profits were down just 1.8%.
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NewsHill wins BBVA Bancomer contract in Mexico
Firm is consultant on an operating center for the largest financial institution in Mexico
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CommentRICS housing market survey provides more worries over build rate for homes
Housebuilders are refusing to reduce prices which means fewer buyers
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NewsView from my office: Ralph Dando
The partner at Robinson Low Francis overlooks the Maltese Mediterranean sea and bed rock beach
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NewsCapita wins NHS Scotland Estates
Firm appointed survey partner for Phase 2 of the implementation of an Estates Asset Management System
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Bids invited for £1.5bn Defence Estates contract
The Ministry of Defence has invited bids for a UK-wide Defence Estates housing contract worth up to £1.5 billion
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Arbitration: Martin Dawes vs Treasure and Son
This case raised issues about the point or stage at which an arbitrator’s mandate expires or ceases to have jurisdiction and the extent, ambit or scope of a settlement of an arbitration.
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Councils call on pension funds to provide social housing
London councils say pension funds and insurance companies could help make up housing shortfall
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NewsEC Harris appoints partner for Edinburgh
Consultant appoints chartered QS and former Trett Consulting regional director
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NewsHumberside wind farm gets green light
Energy secretary gives go ahead for E.on to build huge offshore farm