Time is money: Variations, extensions of time, and time-related costs in NZS 3910:2023 and NZS 3916:2025

Being fairly compensated for variations that involve an extension of time to the construction programme can be an uphill battle for contractors. Rob Clarke (above left) and Kieran Blockley of Auckland law firm Greenwood Roche highlight some key factors for contractors to consider when making variation claims involving extensions of time and time-related costs. Frequently […] The post Time is money: Variations, extensions of time, and time-related costs in NZS 3910:2023 and NZS 3916:2025 appeared first on Building Today.

First phase of Olympia transformation opens to public

Main entrance space with arched glass roof opens after nine-year construction programme

London Construction Programme names 44 firms to £3bn framework

Tier one contractors Galliford Try, McLaren and Graham are among 44 firms appointed to a £3bn general works framework from the London Construction Programme (LCP). The five-year framework, procured by the London Borough of Haringey on behalf of the LCP, covers public sector projects across… The post London Construction Programme names 44 firms to £3bn framework appeared first on Construction News.

10 firms named on £37bn ‘industrialised’ hospital building framework

The NHS has named the main contractors that will carry out the offsite-led construction programme for 10 new facilities in the New Hospital Programme (NHP), with six shortlisted firms to miss out on the £37bn framework. Last year, Construction News revealed the NHS was planning… The post 10 firms named on £37bn ‘industrialised’ hospital building framework appeared first on Construction News.

Antarctic research station officially opens after six-year construction programme

Discovery Building at UK’s Rothera Research Station completed by team including Bam, T&T and Ramboll to Hugh Broughton Architects design

Programmes: Content and Formation -Published by Ramskill Martin

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