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NewsMace picks up nuclear work
Firm helping draw up component manufacturing facilities for missiles
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NewsGleeds raids Mace for new regional director
Paul Mann joins consultant鈥檚 northern team in newly created role
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NewsMace brings in Aecom veteran to beef up Dubai consultancy business
Steve Gee spent 16 years at US firm
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NewsVaccine success sees upbeat Mace revise tender price forecast
Firm says it is less pessimistic than it was three months ago
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NewsMace tells government setting up six regional MMC hubs will speed up its rebuilding programme
Move would create thousands of new jobs and save billions in construction costs, firm adds
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NewsMace to go on recruitment spree as it targets turnover record
Consulting arm to add more than 1,000 staff to its payroll in next five years
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NewsMace and Ramboll beef up defence teams with new appointments
Pair eyeing bigger slice of promised 拢16.5bn investment in military spending announced last year
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NewsWestferry scheme set to go back before Planning Inspectorate
Independent advisor to recommend whether 拢1bn east London project should be OK鈥檇
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NewsInfrastructure key to industry growth next year, Mace report says
But Market View report warns firms to brace for rising costs of materials after Brexit
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NewsPoorly planned infrastructure could cost UK 拢23bn, Mace reveals
Overspends, delays and an under-delivery on benefits is costing the public purse
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NewsConstruction frustrated by Brexit uncertainty as industry readies for materials shortage
鈥橧t鈥檚 a disgrace to leave industry in the dark,鈥� said one contractor
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NewsMultiplex takes prized 拢400m scheme to turn former US embassy into luxury hotel
Designed by David Chipperfield, Grosvenor Square project is one of biggest London building jobs to be awarded this year
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NewsContractors gear up for gridlock regardless of Brexit decision
As PM dashes to Brussels today, worries grow over materials being stuck in ports