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        <description>The public sector is a good place to be according to consultants Mouchel, who reported an 46% increase in revenue to &#163;657M and a rise in pre-tax profits - before exceptional items - of 20% to &#163;38.8M in their preliminary results released today.</description>
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                <title>Central piers installed on Zayed Bridge </title>
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                <title>Network Rail chairman steps down</title>
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                <title>Contractors welcome government consultation on Chief Construction Officer</title>
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                <author>Mark Hansford</author>
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                <title>Stagflation continues to hit construction sector</title>
        <description>The construction industry's activity fell by a record amount last month, although civil engineering remained the strongest-performing sector, while costs inflation remained high.</description>
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                <title>The Great Escape</title>
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                <title>Arbitration law back in Middle East construction contracts</title>
        <description>Arbitration clauses cut from construction contracts in the Middle East are set to return to agreements following the introduction of a new arbitration law, engineers said this week.</description>
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                <author>Bernadette Redfern</author>
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        <description>Construction of a new road tunnel in the congested heart of the Dutch city and port of Rotterdam is demanding some careful engineering. Bernadette Redfern reports from the Netherlands.</description>
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                <title>Arup research High Speed alignments north of London</title>
        <description>Arup director Mark Bostock has said that he will begin to look at alignments north of the proposed Heathrow Hub, in anticipation of new high speed lines should the Conservatives come to power in the next election.</description>
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                <title>Middle East report Introduction</title>
        <description>No consultant, contractor or client wants to imagine that a project may end up in dispute and to date parties involved in projects in the Middle East have tended to assume that this won't happen to them.</description>
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                <title>Middle East The Clients</title>
        <description>This month's clients: Aldar and Qatar Petroleum</description>
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                <pubDate>29 September 2008 12:19</pubDate>
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                <title>Partnering deals for councils under Tories</title>
        <description>Local authorities will be encouraged to adopt frameworks and take risk away from consultants and contractors as they build &#163;34bn of infrastructure annually under Conservative proposals.</description>
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                <author>Ed Owen in Birmingham</author>
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                <title>Channel tunnel fire: French investigators give go-ahead for train move</title>
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                <title>Making the Missing Link</title>
        <description>The Cumberland Gap is a 9km break in the motorway north of Carlisle. Once plugged, it will allow drivers to use a continuous 640km of motorway, from Scotland to Dover. Ed Owen reports.</description>
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                <title>Tories would freeze Thames Gateway spending</title>
        <description>A new Conservative administration would hold spending on the Thames Gateway regeneration project a senior shadow minister said this week.</description>
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                <author>Ed Owen in Birmingham</author>
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                <title>Tories back down over TIF</title>
        <description>Any Transport Innovation Fund (TIF) contracts signed prior to the election of a Conservative government would be respected, not dismantled, it was revealed this week.</description>
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                <author>Ed Owen in Birmingham</author>
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                <title>Conservatives plan high speed rail future</title>
        <description>The Conservatives plan a high speed rail network, linking Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Heathrow and London, but they would not build a third runway at Heathrow, and dismantle the &#163;2bn Transport Innovation Fund (TIF) pot.</description>
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                <author>Ed Owen in Birmingham</author>
                <pubDate>29 September 2008 14:12</pubDate>
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        <description>A plan to meet the increasing demand for rail in the Yorkshire and Humber region has been unveiled by Network Rail.</description>
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                <author>Jessica Rowson</author>
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                <title>Orr to head Crossrail procurement panel</title>
        <description>Outgoing ICE president David Orr is to provide expert procurement advice to London&#8217;s &#163;16bn Crossrail project, NCE has learnt.</description>
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        <description>Sustainability is one of the catchwords of our day, and frequently misunderstood or misused. Ed Owen speaks to Pell Frischmann director of sustainability Tim Jervis about quantifying sustainability and his plan to take carbon out of the UK&#8217;s infrastructure.</description>
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