The rise of integrated procurement platforms

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The Build Chain examines the changing shape of procurement- and why integrated procurement platforms are more than buzzwords Why is procurement moving into a...

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While Irish housing shortage worsens, many offices stand empty

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A new report from the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) proposes that future urban buildings are created to be adaptable to tackle future housing issues...

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Homes England infrastructure grant worth £23m to regenerate London

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Public transport, infrastructure, and new homes are being funded by the agency in London The Homes England infrastructure grant has been awarded to Transport...

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Autumn Budget allocating £7.3bn to UK road repair

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Money has been put aside for every region in England to tackle at least some of the UK’s road repair backlog Many potholes are set to be fixed and prevented...

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[VIDEO]Government launches new online appeal service for local planning authorities

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The Planning Inspectorate has announced that the new online appeals service is now available to all local planning authorities (LPAs) in England Per the...

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How digital tools can help social landlords meet Awaab’s Law

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The recently introduced Awaab’s Law outlines new statutory time limits for how quickly social housing landlords must investigate and repair damp and mould....

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FARO 2026: Looking back and ahead

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FARO®, a business of AMETEK®, Inc recaps a successful 2025 and optimistically looks ahead in anticipation of 2026 Sixty-five years ago this month, a classic...

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How AI and automation are streamlining material buying

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When it comes to buying materials, the construction industry is undergoing a major shift — one led by technology. AI and automation aren’t just buzzwords;...

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The construction industry must step up to tackle the mental health crisis amongst self-employed workers

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Nicola Hodkinson, owner of Seddon Construction and trustee of Mates in Mind, shares why the growing number of self-employed workers in construction, in...

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Manchester town hall refurbishment to cost another £95m

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More time and money is required to complete the project after being started in 2020, say Manchester City Council Main contractor Bovis will now not finish the...

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Manchester town hall refurbishment to cost another £95m
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