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Two overseas giants close in on Wylfa nuclear job
Japan’s JGC and US’s Bechtel in ‘exclusive discussions’ with Hitachi over EPC contractor role
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A-Level results: Construction warns over lack of skills and female students
Lack of female students and shortage of funding for colleges could lead to future skills shortage
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Imtech UK in talks over sale
Trustees of Imtech UK and Ireland are in discussions with interested parties over the long-term future of the business
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First homes above a Crossrail station completed
Berkeley Homes completes first homes at new Woolwich Crossrail scheme
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Under-construction Forth bridge becomes highest in UK
New £1.4bn bridge overtakes Humber Bridge in height as number of workers on site hit 1,200
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Green light for £55m Kingston uni building
Councillors drop objections to Kingston University scheme they once likened to a ‘WWII flak tower’
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Derwent London gears up for 1 million ft2 push in 2016
Derwent London plans 1 million ft2 of development under construction next year
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North Midland half-year profit slides 63%
But firm returns to the black after 2014 full-year results
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Balfour axes up to 400 jobs in cost-cutting drive
Back office roles cut as contractor pledges to ‘retain frontline capability’
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Scott Brownrigg buys transport specialist GMW
Staff numbers at growing practice up to nearly 300
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Balfour Beatty results: Analysts' reaction
Analysts upbeat over Balfour Beatty’s results despite £150m half-year pre-tax loss
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Fletcher Priest wins planning for major Manchester scheme
New office forms first phase of Patrizia’s new Tony WIlson Square scheme in city centre
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Quinn refuses to rule out more profit warnings at Balfour
Chief executive Leo Quinn says firm has ‘stabilised’ but admits losses could still worsen
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Minimum wage hike to hit Interserve's profit
Warning over high cost of ‘living wage’ as contractor releases solid half year results
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Gender stereotypes still deterring girls from STEM subjects, says Aecom
Research from Aecom finds girls are still avoiding STEM subjects due to gender stereotyping
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UK commercial building activity weakens in July
The UK commercial building sector softened in July, falling to a three-month low
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Balfour slumps to £150m half-year loss
Losses continue in chief executive Leo Quinn’s first set of results
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Five developer shortlist for £2bn north London scheme
Big names in the running for Meridian Water development
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Tender prices to rocket by 2020
The RICS’ ΢ÃÜȦ Cost Information Service forecasts tender prices will be a third up on their pre-recession peak