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Train operators pile pressure on Network Rail | Online News | Building

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Train operators pile pressure on Network Rail. ORR report finds that several train operators have raised concerns over delays to projects. Train operators have begun piling pressure on Network Rail over delays to projects in the CP5 spending period, a report by rail watchdog the Office of Rail Regulation (ORR) has revealed. The ORR warns that delays on these resignalling projects does not give confidence that more ambitious schemes planned will be delivered without an impact to performance. Responding to...

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BIM Level 2: Revision time | Online Comment | Building

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BIM Level 2: Revision time. A consultation document for PAS 1192-2 is out, for comment to BSI by the end of August. What needs to be said in PAS1192-2 is that the project’s BIM protocol should make it clear that the contractor has the right to use the consultants’ models. Does he have to have a parallel model? In a novation, where the contractor takes all design work on board as if it were their own, does that obviate the need to remodel? Where did this idea come from? Threats to security with BIM. Good ...

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Major £300m scheme next to London's Borough Market | Online News | Building

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Major 300m scheme next to London's Borough Market. Developers plan ‘Covent Garden style’ retail and office scheme. A joint venture between SME developer Sherwood Street and investment fund manager Meyer Bergman is planning to transform the area immediately west of Borough Market, including the site currently occupied by wine and whisky attraction Vinopolis, as well as the surrounding rail arches, car park and an old warehouse. Construction could start as early as next Spring. Morris adds the designs aim ...

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Send feedback on this service at @BuildingNews. Chelsea feeling the blues after planners rap stadium scheme. Council wants more detail on application for football club’s new 500m Stamford Bridge home. Balfour Beatty brings back Kilpatrick name. Exclusive: SOM and Core Five pick up new City tower. New CIOB president sets out his stall. Team picked for South-west London masterplan. Levy will slash apprenticeship funds, warns CITB. Contractors' interims: Grave new world. Market review: Get comfortable.

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Balfour Beatty brings back Kilpatrick name. 26 August 2016 5:57 pm. Move sees return of historic brand at M&E business. New CIOB president sets out his stall. 26 August 2016 10:05 am. Team picked for South-west London masterplan. 26 August 2016 9:06 am. Levy will slash apprenticeship funds, warns CITB. 26 August 2016 8:34 am. Chelsea feeling the blues after planners rap stadium scheme. 26 August 2016 8:30 am. ONS moots new sector figure to include consultancy work. 26 August 2016 8:00 am. Team picked for...

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The Green Deal: 'A catastrophe from start to finish' | Magazine Features | Building

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The Green Deal: 'A catastrophe from start to finish'. It’s been called the greatest flop of the last parliament. But why did the Green Deal, the government’s flagship retrofit scheme, fail so spectacularly? And is there any reason to hope that what replaces it will fare any better? Amid talk of legal action against the government, how did such lofty ambitions - supported across parliament and the industry - end in such miserable failure? How the deal was done. In essence it was a simple idea - offer hous...

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Contractors' interims: Grave new world. After the shock Brexit referendum result, contractors have found themselves wondering how to adapt to survive in the renewed climate of economic uncertainty. Sir Robert McAlpine: The hollow crown? The North goes south. Top 150 contractors: The rough and tumble. How Theresa May can avoid a construction recession. Market review: Get comfortable. Despite Brexit causing an unwelcome stir, the total level of output is now comfortably above its pre-recession peak.

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Heathrow: Growing Pains | Magazine Features | Building

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In 1957 Chicago O’Hare International Airport had four runways, today it has eight and by 2020 it will have 10. As Heathrow’s controversial third runway tries to chart a route through the political turbulence ahead, Ike Ijeh looks to see if it has anything to learn from its expanded international rivals. While the traumatic gestation of Heathrow’s Terminal 5 proved conclusively that protracted prevarication is a uniquely British response to hyper-controversial infrastructure proposals of this kind, many o...