All ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV articles in 21 January 2022 – Page 5
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Build UK names ISG boss as its new chair
Paul Cossell replaces ex-Osborne boss who spent just six weeks in the role
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Mace, T&T and Atkins land work to upgrade UK bases used by US military
Deal for jobs in Gloucestershire and North Yorkshire will run five years
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ISG’s new boss on different thinking, growth aspirations - and more of the same
Former bricklayer Matt Blowers has taken over from Paul Cossell at the top of the firm
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Fosters’ partners share another bumper payday
Payment follows previous year’s £31m windfall
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Five architects vie for £150m Barbican overhaul
Diller Scofidio & Renfro, Adjaye Associates and Allies and Morrison are among the finalists
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How to research work opportunities effectively
Understanding what makes clients tick and what they want from bidders is the key to successful bidding
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Corruption in construction: it isn’t always obvious
Anita Clifford advises firms to implement robust measure to combat fraud and bribery even in its most subtle forms
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Does Gove’s £4bn cladding levy mark the start of an anti-development era?
Unable to get more Treasury funding, the secretary of state has found a convenient punch bag and housebuilders could be left reeling for years
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RICS to review valuation impact following Gove’s speech
Withdrawal of government advice note prompts the institute to look ‘carefully’ at impact with stakeholders
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Gleeson sales eclipse pre-pandemic number
Housebuilder stays on track to complete 2,000 homes in full year
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In case you missed it: Michael Gove’s building safety speech in full
The housing secretary yesterday announced the government’s latest plan to tackle the cladding crisis, here are his words in full
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Industry figures warn Gove’s £4bn cladding levy plan unlikely to work
Plan for developers to fund fire safety work could lead to more delays and legal challenges, experts say
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RIBA fires starting gun on scheme to revamp ageing London HQ
Practices told to send in expressions of interest by 1 February
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Wilkinson Eyre profit jumps
Architect behind new stands at Lord’s defies impact of pandemic
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Omicron blamed for weakest value of small project starts in over a decade
Glenigan analysis finds value of project starts under £100m was the lowest since 2010
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Mace and T&T win places on huge £750m consultancy framework
ESPO deal will run for two years and covers four lots
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Derwent set to redevelop Moorfields site as £150m Baker Street winner draws near
Firm to overhaul City fringe plot with favourite emerging on West End job
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Gove tells developers who defy safety rules ‘we’re coming for you’
Housing secretary warns he will ‘expose and pursue’ firms to foot the bill for unsafe homes
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Leave the manual labour for the building site
Source: Adobe stock Rising costs, labour shortages, busy projects – construction project managers have enough on their plate. Unnecessary manual labour in the shape of outdated expenses shouldn’t be adding to it. Unnecessary admin Construction operations and projects managers have a big job on their hands. They’re ...