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Six-month investigation into UK gas mains replacement contract has not found improper conduct on scale alleged
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Contractor offers payment without admission of liability relating to April 2011 profit warning.
UK-based contractor suspends three middle managers while it investigates allegations concerning gas mains replacement work
Leighton’s Middle East joint venture resolves dispute over construction project in Qatar
The latest Construction Europe podcast, introduced by Sandy Guthrie, editor, and Helen Wright, deputy editor, is available for download
Anti-trust regulator will force four major producers to divest assets equivalent to 24% of national cement capacity and pay fines of US$ 1.4 billion.
Largest cartel case in Slovak history sees original judgement upheld by Supreme Court, with no further appeal allowed
An upcoming Specialized Carriers and Rigging Association (SC&RA) webinar on 16 April at 12 p.m. US EST will offer insight into trucking litigation trends
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Finnish contractor fights order to pay €48 million in damages, interest and legal expenses in asphalt cartel case
KBR, Technip and JGC must pay new fines for corrupt practices connected with Bonny Island LNG project in Nigeria
Work on expansion project restarts as contracting consortium GUPC and Panama Canal Authority seal funding agreement
The Asian Development Bank took action against 384 companies and individuals for fraud and corruption on its projects and those of other development banks last year.
Work expected to restart after tentative agreements reached on funding and schedules, but unresolved issues remain
Oil and gas contractor hit by weak order intake and delays in awarding new contracts in 2013
Authorities allow Canadian contractor to bid on public contracts after months of investigation
Panama Canal Authority claims almost all activity has ceased on Panama Canal expansion project amid stalemate over cost overruns
Report from European Commission highlights urban development and construction sectors as vulnerable across Europe
Canadian authorities levy criminal charges in connection with scheme to bribe officials in Libya
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New laws for work in the city require risk assessments, method statements and the use of suitable equipment, in a bid to improve safety.
UK Competition Commission forces Lafarge Tarmac and Hanson to sell assets to allow entry of new producer to market
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