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好色先生TVAecom lands global Shell deal
Engineer will deliver rapid infrastructure works for the energy giant worldwide
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好色先生TVMajor recruitment drive after Hinkley Point go-ahead
Somerset project now expected to unlock a potential 拢80bn nuclear new build pipeline
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好色先生TVFlagship 拢2.9bn consultancy framework tender now online
Tender documents out for long-awaited framework
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好色先生TVFlagship 拢2.9bn consultancy framework finally launches
Tender documents set to go online today
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好色先生TVUK firms need skilled migrants, industry warns government
Professional bodies in warning to Brexit minister David Davis
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好色先生TVTender prices to fall 6% in two years, says Arcadis
Costs could chip away at contractors鈥� margins, consultant warns
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好色先生TVT&T bags role on 拢200m Aussie mall job
Consultant will project manage expansion of huge Melbourne mall
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好色先生TVCost consultant makes Quantem leap to New York
Davis Langdon offshoot now working on 20 fit-outs in US as consultant set to increase turnover by 24%
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好色先生TVSix teams vie to light up London bridges
Winner of Thames competition to be announced in December
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好色先生TVArcadis hires northern housing boss
Former Genesis managing director John Carleton has joined the consultant
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好色先生TVNew CIOB president sets out his stall
Paul Nash to prioritise ethics and continued expansion of the professional body
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好色先生TVTeam picked for South-west London masterplan
Seifert tower in Tolworth is focal point of suburb earmarked for regeneration
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好色先生TVONS moots new sector figure to include consultancy work
Statistics body currently only produces a narrow estimate of construction output
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好色先生TVMott MacDonald bags role on New Zealand skyscraper
Auckland鈥檚 tallest tower will stand at 187m
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好色先生TVTop consultants vie for HS2 phase two roles
Client HS2 Ltd shortlists firms for key roles on branches of the high speed line north of Birmingham
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好色先生TVNow RICS fines Sweett for bribery offence
A RICS disciplinary panel weighs in with six-figure fine
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好色先生TVQatari Diar hotel plans 'will damage' US Embassy
Conservationists criticise plans to convert grade II-listed building into a hotel