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NewsMitie wins 拢10.5m Derwent London office job
Scheme at Clerkenwell Green will redevelop 7,500m2 office as Mitie points to 鈥榖uoyant鈥� work pipeline
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NewsBalfour and Thales bag 拢335m Danish rail contract
Balfour Beatty and Thales have won a 拢335m contract to transform Denmark鈥檚 rail signalling system
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NewsOlympic construction workers recreate masterpiece
鈥楤athers鈥� pose for photographic recreation of 19th century painting
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NewsMorgan Sindall bags 拢28m waste-to-energy deal
Contract for Yorkshire Water in joint venture with consultant Grontmij
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NewsSheppard Robson's 拢750m Fitzrovia development at risk
Dispute between developer and council over level of affordable housing on 鈥楴oho Square鈥� site puts plan at risk
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NewsExclusive: 13 firms to share 拢320m HS2 work
Full details released of 13 consultants that will share 拢320m worth of work on first phase of new high speed rail line
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NewsArcadis chief executive steps down
Leader of EC Harris deal Harrie Noy to depart after 37 years at the firm
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NewsHouse prices remain flat with market 'dogged by uncertainty'
Hometrack survey shows no month-on-month increase in house prices for 18 months
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NewsGreen light for construction on 拢340m Broadgate job
Contractor Mace set to begin main construction work after British Land rubber stamps tenancy deal with UBS
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NewsEnergy sector to drive global construction growth
Almost half of industry leaders say the best opportunities are in energy sector
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NewsExternal wall insulation
Alumasc鈥檚 wall insulation was used for the Moss Bank social housing project in Merseyside
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NewsPrince of Wales rebrands his built environment charity
Heir to the throne visits London鈥檚 Waterloo to launch the Prince鈥檚 Foundation for 星空传媒 Community
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NewsRamboll joins chorus of disapproval over schools BREEAM cut plan
Secretary of state for schools receives third letter of outrage this week
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NewsWillmott Dixon starts work on first off the shelf school
Standardised design will offer 30% savings
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NewsElectrical firms plan to employ fewer skilled workers
Unite accuses contractors of attempting to 鈥榙eskill鈥� electricians under controversial wage agreement