£2.4M crowdfunding bid to repower Faccombe wind turbine

An independent wind energy operator has launched a £2.4M bond to fund the repowering of a Hampshire turbine. The post £2.4M crowdfunding bid to repower Faccombe wind turbine appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Bond Bryan reveals plans for BRIT North performing arts college in Bradford

The Architects’ Journal Bond Bryan reveals plans for BRIT North performing arts college in Bradford Bond Bryan has unveiled its plans for a government-backed £50 million performing arts college in Bradford city centre, inspired by London’s famous BRIT School  The post Bond Bryan reveals plans for BRIT North performing arts college in Bradford appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

Birmingham City Council to sell further six lots at Bond Wolfe’s October auction

A 17,835 sq ft site in the Lozells area guided at £150,000-plus is the biggest of the council plots being offered at the 22 October sale. The post Birmingham City Council to sell further six lots at Bond Wolfe’s October auction appeared first on Property Week.

Newett welcomes first apprentices

Housebuilder Newett Homes has welcomed its first four apprentice bricklayers from Barnsley College, who will receive training in partnership with Bond Brickwork, Clover Brickwork, and Matthews and Robinson Construction.

Las Vegas high-speed rail project may hinge on $6B federal loan

Brightline’s passenger rail projects in Florida and California haven’t made required equity and bond payments. Can they continue without new financing?

CN - How to protect goods delivered to a failed business 02122022

A major event to guard against in an unsteady economy is customer insolvency and, in particular, the need to protect your title (or ownership) in goods and materials

Metroun - Construction Bonds Explained, 09112022

In this video Metroun explore construction bonds, the different types of bonds available, and the purpose they serve throughout a construction project

Station Progress: Bond Street (July 2019)

An update on the Elizabeth line's Bond Street station with Matt Houston (Project Manager)

Platform for Design: Bond Street station

The Elizabeth line Bond Street station will help improve accessibility and increase capacity at one of the busiest shopping districts in the UK to accommodate over 225,000 people using the Jubilee, Central and Elizabeth lines daily. Two brand new ticket halls at street level – one at Davies Street, the other at Hanover Square - flooded with natural light, will lead passengers to the platforms.

Crossrail shorts: Installing platform screen doors at Bond Street station

Crossrail are installing floor-to-ceiling platforms screen doors at each of the eight new underground stations on the Elizabeth line – that's roughly 4 kilometers of platform edge screens in total. The first feature of the new Crossrail stations that distinguishes them from the existing London Underground stations is how big they are – they'll have a platform length of over 250 metres.

Is it reasonable and market standard for a performance bond guarantor to restrict liability to pay until after completion of the guaranteed works?