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NewsTrust told it could cost more than 拢400m to finish Carillion hospital
A contractor said it would charge 拢424m to finish the Midland Met if procured through a new PF2 deal
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NewsIndustry must change its view of value, says procurement expert
Construction Leadership Council's Ann Bentley says value needs to be more than lowest price
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NewsUK embassy in Paris set for revamp
The 拢8m job will have to comply with British building regulations
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NewsHousing association launches 拢2.4bn fire safety framework
Initiative will be made available to public bodies across England and Wales
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NewsGovernment 鈥榠neffectiveness鈥� pushed Carillion toward collapse, say MPs
Government鈥檚 attitude to outsourcing led to contractor鈥檚 risky public sector jobs, said听Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
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NewsCity of London launches trio of frameworks
The City is looking for contractors to carry out more than 拢800m worth of work
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NewsProcure North West announces 拢400m minor works framework
The new framework will cover construction projects worth less than 拢1m
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NewsNetwork Rail launches 拢5bn framework
Successful bidders will be responsible for track works over the next decade
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NewsTriumphant of Tunbridge Wells, Mace wins 拢90m job in spa town
Council scheme will include offices, theatre and public space
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NewsSearch for contractor for second UCL East building begins
The 拢90m job will deliver both student accommodation and academic spaces
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NewsTfL starts search for 拢250m track renewal contractor
The contract is set to run for at least four years
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NewsBidders eye Chipperfield's Edinburgh concert hall
Shortlist for 拢45m job to be announced in August
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NewsLaing O'Rourke and Bam among the winners on 拢2bn North West framework
Deal involving 20 firms will last four years
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NewsBritish Museum starts search for contractors for 拢27m storage facility
New building will help replace Blythe House
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NewsScape puts the call out for 拢2bn civils frameworks
Firms have until next month to register interest
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Comment
Frameworks: will they stay or will they go?
Some part of me feels that blogging wasn't invented as a way to discuss the latest movements in construction industry contracts. When Tim Berners-Lee sat down and invented the world wide web, I somehow suspect that the intricacies of single-stage tendering as opposed to long term partnering agreements weren't right ...
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