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Contracts
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Construction firms need to question their contracts as a 'no deal' Brexit looms
If companies are negotiating new contracts now, they may wish to consider specific provisions dealing with Brexit-related risks, Nigel Blundell says. -
Network Rail among first to use new Infrastructure Conditions of Contract
Two new versions of the contracts released by ACE have been hailed by Network Rail. -
Balfour Beatty JV lands £249m Hong Kong tunnel contract
Balfour Beatty’s Far East joint venture Gammon Construction has won a £249m contract to deliver work on a Hong Kong road tunnel. -
Carillion employee jobs saved as Egis group acquires 30-year M40 motorway contract
Egis has been awarded Carillion’s M40 motorway operations and maintenance contract after undertaking the startup in 1997. -
Major HS2 contracts mask waning construction sector
September's £7.2bn worth of HS2 contracts, drastically boosted the month's construction figures and masked a declines in contract values elsewhere. -
COWI bags Oslo metro extension contract
A joint venture of consultants COWI and Multiconsult has won the contract to design the Fornebu Line, an 8.5km long extension of the Oslo metro that will link the Fornebu peninsula to the Norwegian capital. -
Delivering engineering services in a changing digital world
ACE has published a new services agreement for delivering projects in a digital and collaborative environment. -
Scape announces £350m consultancy framework winner
Procurement specialists appoint joint venture for first time to four-year framework. -
New PPC Alliance Contracts set up to account for BIM
New alliance contract forms, now out for consultation, are being greeted enthusiastically by industry as it seeks to build collaborative relationships and employ new technology, says Professor David Mosey. -
Failure to understand contractual obligations is losing the industry millions
ARCADIS' Gary Kitt suggests how industry can avoid disputes and paying their high price.