ACE launches consultancy agreements

The Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) has launched six new contractual agreements and schedules of services aimed at meeting the evolving legal needs of modern project processes.

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Government settles £6Bn Magnox contract dispute

Government is terminating Cavendish Fluor Partnership’s (CFP’s) £6Bn Magnox decommissioning contract early following a mismanaged procurement process that has left the taxpayer with a £100M compensation bill.

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News in Brief: April 2017

High Speed 2 has delayed the formal awarding of a £170M ‘Phase 2B Delivery Partner’ contract to CH2M after rival bidder Mace raised a query over a possible conflict of interest.

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Payment dispute over Australian gas project

Laing O’Rourke has demobilised 800 of its workers from the Ichthys LNG project in Darwin, Australia over a payment dispute with its construction partner Kawasaki Heavy Industries.

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Kier fined after worker fall

Kier Construction has been handed a £400,000 fine for breaching work at height regulations after a worker suffered serious injuries in a fall at a construction site in Middlesex.

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Reducing errors reduces disputes

Construction Law’s latest issue arrives with subscribers today, with the printed edition delivering incisive comment from a wide range of legal experts, including analyses of the most recent court cases and contract releases, and the first part of a Guide to the NEC Engineering and Construction Contract.

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NEC4 contracts suite to launch

Two new standard form engineering and construction contracts will be introduced as part of the new NEC4 suite of contracts set to be launched this summer, it has been revealed.

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HSE settles judicial review over Fee for Intervention

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has settled a judicial review of the dispute process for its Fee for Intervention (FFI) cost recovery initiative out of court, it has emerged.

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Scotland seeks views on third party rights bill

A call for evidence has been issued on the new Contract (Third Party Rights) (Scotland) Bill which was introduced to the Scottish Parliament recently.

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