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Halcrow plans for more Iraq work with Baghdad metro
Engineer Halcrow is continuing to bid for work in Iraq despite the security problems.
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Ray O'Rourke plans North-South divide
Laing O'Rourke is set to restructure its business in the next financial year.
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NewsSpace Craft lands on mill
Space Craft Architects has submitted this design for the redevelopment of the Longlands Mill in Stalybridge, Cheshire for planning permission.
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UK prosecuted over failure to implement energy directive
The European commission this week started legal proceedings against the UK over its failure to explain why it has not implemented European energy policies.
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RIBA past presidents fume over loss of perks
Past presidents of the RIBA have described the institution as "curmudgeonly" and "paltry", after it withdrew their complimentary tickets for events such as the Gold Medal and the Stirling Prize.
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Carillion set to restructure in wake of Mowlem purchase
Separate defence division likely to emerge after company considers how best to assimilate contractor
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‘No strikes' deal in doubt
A leading trade unionist has refused to rule out strikes in the run-up to the London Olympic Games.
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NewsEDAW team wins design contract for Olympic park
The EDAW consortium and multidisciplinary consultants Arup and Atkins have been chosen to design the Olympic park and infrastructure.
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NewsOlympic boss sweeps aside bids for two contracts
Olympic Delivery Authority chief David Higgins scraps tenders for a programme manager and velopark designer.
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NewsFirms face security ‘lock-down'
Construction firms working in the Olympic zone could face tough security measures, including restricted site access in the 18 months prior to the Games.
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CABE to head design review body for Games
The ODA confirmed on Tuesday that a design review body would be set up for the Games.
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Allies and Morrison tipped for Waterloo tower
Architect Allies and Morrison looks set to win a competition to design the latest tall tower planned for Waterloo in central London.
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Animal rights protesters identify Oxford lab firm
Protest group SPEAK plans to put ‘intense pressure' on crane supplier to force it to quit animal testing laboratory
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Carillion beats Balfour Beatty in building league table
In Building's first rankings of contracts won excluding civils, Carillion beats top dog Balfour by £300m
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£100m Rydon Group buyout finalised
Three directors at East Sussex construction oufit Rydon Group have completed a £100m buyout led by Bob Bond, Rydon Construction's managing director, with John Kitchin, group legal director and Paul Wright, group finance director.
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Pathfinders ‘unfair to owners'
Heritage campaigners have called on the government to give homeowners whose dwellings have been demolished as part of a housing market renewal pathfinder scheme a bigger cut of the resulting profit.
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Government to cut planning risk for big schemes
Councils could receive financial rewards if they sign binding agreements with the developers of large and complex schemes.
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NewsUS-inspired plan to break up sink estates gets green light
The Mixed Communities pilot, based on America's Hope VI programme, is to be given resources to go national
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Building intelligence Q3 2005: Is the party over?
Experian Business Strategies reports on the first fall in construction industry output in 2005 since 1994, bringing to an end the longest continuous period of growth since the 1960s