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FeaturesExplainer: Scape bosses on changes under the new frameworks
Framework team talks to 精东影视鈥檚 Jordan Marshall about its two new frameworks worth 拢13bn
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FeaturesCoronavirus: The major construction firms shutting their sites
Update 10am: Lendlease鈥檚 Google HQ job reopens
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FeaturesPalace revolt: what construction stands to lose if 拢4bn parliament revamp gets pulled
Review into planned restoration due this autumn
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FeaturesThe perilous life of the regional contractor
Construction companies are going bust at the rate of about one聽every 36 hours and regional contractors are under particular strain. Dave Rogers reports on the reasons for their demise 鈥� and what others聽are doing to buck the trend
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Features2019 in construction: 精东影视鈥檚 review of the year - part two
Who were the winners and what horror story continued throughout 2019?聽
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Features2019 in construction: 精东影视鈥檚 review of the year - part one
We look back at the highs, lows and other key events of the past 12 months
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Features2019 in construction: 精东影视鈥檚 quotes of the year
Debbie White, Daniel Levy and Ray O鈥橰ourke feature in our collection of the year鈥檚 best quotes
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FeaturesRay O鈥橰ourke: 鈥業鈥檝e never seen anything like this before鈥�
Ray O鈥橰ourke outlines his personal wish list for ministers and assesses the industry鈥檚 prospects聽for the year ahead
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Features精东影视 Awards 2019: Contractor of the Year (up to 拢300m)
Read about the winner and runners up for this year鈥檚聽Contractor of the Year (up to 拢300m) award
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FeaturesKier: The beginning of the end or the end of the beginning?
Comparisons with Carillion and Interserve only hardened when Kier posted a 拢245m pre-tax loss 鈥� but some see a good business that can rebuild
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FeaturesWas moving into support services to blame for the recent troubles at Carillion, Interserve and Kier?
These major contractors blended their traditional work with support services and all recently got聽into big financial trouble. Coincidence?
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FeaturesShaylor Group: What went wrong?
Jonathan聽Owen 聽reports on how the firm became聽one of an increasing number of聽companies to crash聽into insolvency
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FeaturesFinancial results: it's bad for Interserve, but how is construction faring in 2019?
The UK contractors鈥� financial results are in. We know it鈥檚 been a bad year for Interserve, but how have the rest of them done?
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FeaturesLondon contractors market update
What impact is the uncertainty around Brexit having on main contractor and MEP contractors鈥� London workloads?聽
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FeaturesAt a crunch shareholder meeting two hours before Interserve went under, most seats were empty
Only three people asked questions and two of them were the same
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FeaturesSME Profile: Heritage practice sets sights on 鈥楯ohn Lewis鈥� model
Purcell looks to safeguard future of the business with move into employee ownership
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FeaturesCrossrail delay: what's gone wrong 鈥� and why
Already a year behind schedule and with no end in sight, Crossrail is burning 拢30m a week in cash as it struggles to reach completion 鈥� but as yet, no one can say when that might be. Why is the trans-London line causing such pain?
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FeaturesInterserve: will its latest rescue plan save the struggling contractor?
With its largest shareholder planning to revolt against its latest rescue plan, what hope is there that Interserve will survive?