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FeaturesBIM survey 2020: The final push for full adoption
BIM adoption remains stuck on a plateau, according to the latest NBS survey. But those who are working with BIM are doing it better – and the new building safety legislation is likely to give an extra boost
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NewsMace overhauls Laing O’Rourke for work at £3bn Canada Water scheme
Wates also lands deal on huge British Land revamp
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NewsRadical changes needed to combustibles ban, architects tell government
RIBA argues for more buildings to be covered
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NewsNHS trust frets covid-19 will delay former Carillion hospital job even further
New 2022 opening date under threat from pandemic
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CommentPlanning for construction’s recovery: What you can do
The CLC-led will be launching a recovery plan for the industry, Simon Rawlinson sets out how you can get involved
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 22 May
Build UK’s update the industry amid the covid-19 outbreak
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NewsIndustry braced for more job cuts as speculation grows over where axe will fall at Wates
Firm announced 300 redundancies earlier this week
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NewsWork to complete HMRC's regional hubs delayed by covid-19
Finance minister admits pandemic has put programme back by four months
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NewsListed contractors’ shares begin recovery but all see average price decline in year so far
Stocks in Balfour Beatty weather storm best
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CommentFair play to relational contracting
Good faith is becoming a central tenet of construction law, as highlighted in two recent publications
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CommentOpen letter to government: Priorities for revitalising the construction sector
Rudi Klein addresses an open letter to the business secretary and the Cabinet Office, lobbying hard for certainty of workflow and cashflow to keep SMEs afloat
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NewsScottish sites to start reopening next week
Soft site works will be able to restart at discretion of government
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 21 May
Build UK’s update the industry amid the covid-19 outbreak
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NewsO’Rourke confirmed for Salford tower as it beefs up non-exec team
Firm beat McAlpine to £160m scheme