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Adjudication and contracts in writing

24 Jun 10 A specimen order and the other standard subcontract terms had not been incorporated into the subcontract.

Challenges to contract awards under the public procurement rules

24 Jun 10 Varney tendered unsuccessfully for the operation of 18 Household Waste Recycling Centres in Hertfordshire, and claimed damages against the council under regulation 47(6) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006.

Adjudication and set-off

24 Jun 10 The claimant contractor applied for summary judgement to enforce an award made by an adjudicator.

Laing O'Rourke wins £270m Barking BSF contract

24 Jun 10 Laing O'Rourke has been appointed by Barking and Dagenham Council to deliver its £270m Building Schools for the Future Programme.

Bratt and Foster join ocon board

23 Jun 10 Manchester-based Ocon Construction (part of the Opal Property Group) has appointed Rob Bratt and Martin Foster to its board of directors, creating two new board posts and recognising the contribution of the two senior figures.

Mansell wins Sunderland skills academy contract

23 Jun 10 Mansell has won a £5.2m contract for the construction of a skills academy for sustainable manufacturing and innovation for Gateshead College, Sunderland.

Scottish contractor Hunter Clark in administration

23 Jun 10 Glasgow construction company Hunter Clark has gone into administration, with the loss of 168 jobs.

Minister announces full review of waste policy at Futuresource 2010

22 Jun 10 The Futuresource 2010 conference and exhibition gave the waste and resource management sector unique access to key ministers last week, with the new Secretary of State for the Environment Caroline Spelman choosing the event to give her first keynote address to the industry.

New SES manager to forge closer links with principal contractors

22 Jun 10 Following its recent success in securing new contract wins worth more than £75 million and the opening of its new Bristol office, award winning building services provider, SES, is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Operations Manager, Nick Cox.

Costain team shortlisted for Leicestershire waste PFI

22 Jun 10 Two consortia have been shortlisted for the construction and operation of a PFI waste treatment facility in Leicestershire.

Three shortlisted for £300m Scottish Borders Railway

22 Jun 10 Three teams are left in the running for the main construction contract on the £300m Scottish Borders Railway.

Alumasc provides green roof for UK’s most energy efficient Co-op Store

21 Jun 10 A ZinCo green roof from Alumasc has helped the new Oakham Co-Op become one of the most energy efficient retail stores in the country.

Morgan Sindall scoops £95m healthcare deal

21 Jun 10 Morgan Sindall has been awarded the £95m construction contract for the Tayside Acute Adult Mental Health Developments scheme in Scotland.

Balfour Beatty picked for £231m Derby BSF

21 Jun 10 Balfour Beatty has been appointed as preferred bidder by Derby City Council for its £231m Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme.

£150m Birmingham scheme under threat after developer goes into administration

18 Jun 10 A £150m mixed-use scheme in Birmingham's Irish Quarter is under threat after the developer behind the scheme went into administration.

Eco-Friendly newport station gets bubble wrapped

18 Jun 10 Work to clad the newly-built Newport station with 31 futuristic air-filled plastic cushions - a look made famous by the Eden Project and the ‘Water Cube’ from the Beijing Olympics - has started.

7 out of 10 construction firms may have a wireless network that could be hacked

17 Jun 10 Denes Nemestothy from Network Integrity Services (NIS) warns that many firms have failed to upgrade their encryption security over the years and now risk having data stolen.

Atkins profit falls and headcount drops 13%

17 Jun 10 Construction consulting giant Atkins has cut its staff numbers 13% after a tough year in which both revenue and profit tumbled.

Local contractor Marshalls to build £50m Halifax Plaza

17 Jun 10 Yorkshire contractor Marshalls Construction has been awarded the contract to build the Broad Street Plaza in Halifax.

Costain turns to National Construction College to boost employee skills

16 Jun 10 International engineering and construction group, Costain, has launched an innovative new training programme in partnership with the National Construction College (NCC)

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