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Grammar Group expands multi-trade services across New Zealand Auckland’s Grammar Electrical has rebranded as Grammar Group, bringing electrical, plumbing, roofing and soon HVAC services together as the third-generation family business expands its multi-trade offering. Founded in 1948 by Graham Dempsey, the business is now led by his grandson Aaron Dempsey, who has grown the operationContinue reading "Trades evolution…"
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Pilot identifies construction as key sector for workplace health checks
Construction has been named as one of the target sectors for delivery of cardiovascular health checks in workplaces, following a major trial. Researchers said the building industry was among those featuring a high proportion of low-skilled workers, who were known to be at elevated risk… The post Pilot identifies construction as key sector for workplace health checks appeared first on Construction News.
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LandAid appoints former Get Living boss Rick de Blaby as chair
He will take over from Neil Slater, who is standing down in December, as head of the industry charity working to end homelessness. The post LandAid appoints former Get Living boss Rick de Blaby as chair appeared first on Property Week.
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The digital foundations of New Zealand’s next infrastructure era
From stadiums and hotels to university campuses, autonomous building technology is shaping how New Zealand’s places perform for the people who use them. On a buzzing night at Eden Park, most people are focused on the action in front of them. At Horizon by SkyCity, guests are more likely to notice the view than the […] The post The digital foundations of New Zealand’s next infrastructure era appeared first on Building Today.
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Who scored stadium and arena contracts this summer?
Franchises in the MLB, NBA and NFL awarded contractors with megaproject deals to construct arenas around the U.S. Catch up on which contractors are building them.
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Case study - Office design companies fined over £7m for bid rigging
Lessons from the CMA's investigation into office design companies who broke competition law by cover bidding.
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Case study - Concrete companies: construction cartel
Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into 3 concrete companies who broke competition law by taking part in a business cartel.
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HS2 Archaeology Update: Uncovering Coleshill - Episode 2 - Coleshill Manor
On an archaeological dig along the route of HS2, archaeologists have uncovered signs of occupation from the prehistoric to the nineteenth century. Early excavations revealed signs of bronze age, iron age, and Roman people but what archaeologists didn't expect to find was the well-preserved remains of an extensive Elizabethan Garden.
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Construction Infographic: Your Guide For Digital Transformation in Construction
Download FlowForma's latest infographic based on industry research and customer insights, to guide you as you accelerate out of lockdowns and lock-in on digitization benefits in construction.
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