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CommentAlliancing with excellence: the JCT’s Constructing Excellence Contract
Alliancing can improve quality as well as productivity – and the JCT Constructing Excellence Contract is just the ticket.
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CommentCan you share the pain? Doosan, Interserve and the TCC
Kate Jones explores a new ruling which highlights potential issues with target cost contracts under joint ventures
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FeaturesCost model: Mixed-use hotel schemes
New hotels are increasingly being built as part of larger, mixed-use projects – and 60% of hotel construction is now happening outside London
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NewsBalfour Beatty finally signs £267m Midland Met hospital contract
Firm officially appointed to replace bust contractor Carillion
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NewsL&G ditches structural timber in modular flats
Insurer tests prototype of concrete and steel apartments in offsite homes factory
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FeaturesCover to cover: Balancing facade safety with aesthetics
The public wants action on facade safety – and the industry must balance these concerns with the drive for sustainability
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CommentRegional contractors – having a history isn’t enough
Clugston became the latest contractor to face administration in 2019. Where do regional firms go from here?
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NewsCrossrail bosses prepare for final grilling of year
Chief executive and chairman to face London Assembly next week
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CommentHigh stakes: Party policies on cladding and fire safety in the general election
Two and a half years on from the Grenfell Tower fire disaster cladding and fire safety remain important concerns among the general public – concerns which have once again moved to the fore following the fire of a clad student accommodation building in Bolton.
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NewsContractors readied for £590m Irish schools framework
Five firms to be appointed to design and build deal
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NewsPerkins and Will gets green light for Oxford work
Scheme at city’s science park to start next autumn
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NewsOverbury drafted in to complete work at taxman’s new Liverpool home
Firm is third contractor to work on scheme
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NewsBad weather helps sink construction output in October
Fall of more than 2% is the sharpest since January last year
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NewsClugston had ‘turnaround plan in place’, says finance boss
Group financial controller blames events ‘out of our control’ for collapse
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