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Crossrail delivery partner hopefuls must wait for weeks
Bidders for the role of Crossrail’s project delivery partner have been told that they will have to wait to find out who will take the £400m job
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NewsNew school
This is the latest design for Sheppard Robson’s Litherland High School in Liverpool, a One School Pathfinder project for Sefton council
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Bovis Lend Lease announces plans to conquer Latin America
Bovis Lend Lease is planning to expand across Latin America over the next three years
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NewsWrekin creditors face ruin – as African ruby mystery deepens
The collapse of Shropshire builder Wrekin is likely to put many of its subcontractors out of business, a lawyer representing creditors has warned
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MPs push for immediate legislation against blacklists
Nearly 80 MPs including ministers and members of select committees have signed an early day motion to ban the use of blacklists
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Part L: The animated edition
Building Regulations could include pictures and diagrams to help foreign builders, architects and householders interpret them, if suggestions by government advisers are followed through
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Major firms face fines for electricity use
Legislation designed to force corporations to cut their electricity bills will affect four times as many construction firms as previously thought
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NewsMédiacité building in Liège: Belgian big top
A 60m link section of a 350m steel lattice roof designed by Ron Arad Associates and Buro Happold has been installed on the Médiacité building in Liège, Belgium
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Industry wage deal delayed as small builders block rises
Joint industry council stalls on new agreement after FMB ‘seeks pay freeze’ for site workers
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£1bn super-framework for North-west opens to bidders
Contractors are being invited to bid for £1bn of work on a four-year construction super-framework covering north-west England
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NewsThe dear Watson
A central Liverpool hotel designed by Woods Bagot has been given the green light by city planners
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FeaturesCountry focus: Hungary
Hungary had hoped to be a safe haven for investors but since September it’s been hit by record negative growth and a plummeting currency. Tibor Stahl of EC Harris in Budapest tells a familiar tale
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FeaturesThe market in Mexico: What are you afraid of, gringo?
The Mexican government is planning PFI projects worth more than £200bn. The problem is it doesn't really know how to do them, so it's desperate to find British firms to help it out - so far without much luck. Emily Wright took a little trip to find out why...
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NewsWorking in construction in Mexico
The Central American country joins global competitors through major building programmes, but how do you get a job and survive in Mexico?
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Vu-topia: Futures on Film - 28 & 29 March
RIBA think-tank presents short and feature films by Jaques Tati and George Lucas to accompany Le Corbusier exhibit
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NewsHill appoints two quantum experts
New recruits will strengthen quantum claims consultancy services for European businesses
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NewsFurmans Electrical Contractors vs Elecref: working hours
Fenwick Elliott discusses a dispute over reasonable payment for hours of work
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NewsCapita secures £1m grant for Football Foundation
Grant will help construct a £1.7m football facility in Kent village
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