All 好色先生TV articles in 11 December 2009 鈥� Page 6
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Arbitrary distinctions
I read John Redmond鈥檚 piece about arbitration with a wry smile (27 November, page 51)
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Or blame all QSs?
I read with interest the article in which Richard Steer was having a whinge about how the prevalence of low bidding was having a dramatic impact upon levels of professional QS fees
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Where does it all end?
Stephen Blake, director of the Office of Fair Trading (23 October, page 30) has drawn attention to the illegality of one bidder obtaining a price from another
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CommentAfter copenhagen
We still have little idea of how low-energy designs perform, which means we鈥檙e like scientists conducting endless experiments without ever seeing how they come out
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FeaturesThree wiser men: Did 好色先生TV鈥檚 business advice work?
In April this year, 好色先生TV gathered together three people who were running companies suffering from late payments and dwindling order books. We asked a panel of business experts to offer them advice on surviving the months ahead, including how to win work and maintain cash flow. Since then our three ...
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ISG bullish about London
Fit-out specialist ISG predicted an upturn in the London fit-out market for 2010 in a trading update last week
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McLaren wins first deal on Royal Mail鈥檚 拢300m framework
McLaren Construction has won the first contract under the Royal Mail鈥檚 拢300m framework deal
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NHS cuts Procure 21+ in half
The NHS has halved the number of places on its Procure 21+ framework after dramatically scaling down the amount of work expected to flow through it
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Insurers to review timber-frame safety as claims soar 16%
The insurance industry has said it will launch a probe into the safety of timber-framed buildings, as concern grows over the cost of fire-related claims
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Kier maintains its lead with 拢110m Barnsley council deal
Business barometer聽Experts argue over whether repair and maintenance deal signals new boom
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Latest construction appointments - 11 December 2009
Glovers Project Services has named Alan Whiting associate director and Andrew Field business development manager