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Sir Robert McAlpine in row over £21m Cambridge lab
Contractor and architect head for adjudication over 10-month delay on university biological sciences centre
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RICS vetoes EGM on fee hike
The RICS governing council this week vetoed a proposed EGM to discuss a 32% increase in membership fees
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NewsIndustry body slams Inland Revenue over tax scheme
Construction Confederation dismayed as government rejects proposal to offer tax relief to more firms
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Tesco deal puts 45 store refits on the market
Supermarket chain Tesco is to refit 45 stores over the next 12 months as a result of its £53.7m acquisition last week of rival group Adminstore.
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Click to survive
How internet auctions are making cut-throat tendering respectable: an eight-page investigation
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Bovis wins league in 2003 with £600m December deal
Hard on Bovis' heels in monthly and annual leagues is HBG, and Gardiner & Theobald tops QS chart
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Just the job
After completing his science degree, Matt Tanner decided to work in construction. We find out if being a project manager is all he hoped it would be …
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FeaturesUniversity of Hertfordshire campus
The University of Hertfordshire is no stranger to innovation, as its de Havilland campus demonstrates.
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The cynic's bestiary
As you'd expect, a doctrine such as partnering that preaches co-operation for the greater good will be met with scepticism. Here's how to identify and tackle it
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NewsSkansen boss to redress gender balance
Interiors contractor Skansen has appointed Anna Seeley corporate services director.
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FeaturesColin Monk
On the oche is the Basingstoke Builder, famous in the darts world for his larger-than-life personality and beer-assisted escapades. And he's a nice guy – as long as you don't try to take food from his children's mouths.
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Guilt by association
Contractors may feel a strange empathy this week with those at the centre of the Hutton inquiry.
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Keep taking the supplements
The new Change Management Supplement hopes to give the Delay and Disruption Protocol a contractual role – but some of it is very hard to swallow
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Rebel shareholders call for clearout at Aukett
Shareholders at listed architect Aukett have called for its board of directors to be replaced because of disagreements over its European strategy.
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EC Harris partner joins consultant Precept
EC Harris partner Paul Barry is to join project management and consultancy firm Precept.
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NewsThe latest from Brunei
Architect RyderHKS has designed a £20m state television, media and broadcast facility for Radio Television Brunei on a site close to Bandar Seri Begawan Airport. Designed around a central air-conditioned atrium, the 18,000 m2 complex comprises a suite of television studios, rehearsal rooms, radio broadcast suites, edit suites and restaurants. ...