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Productivity is the key to our success
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Operating on a knife edge
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How can we make construction more productive?
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Five construction priorities for the Autumn Budget
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Crossrail 2 vs Northern Powerhouse Rail? Let's build both
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Technology will transform our industry - but not by itself
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Projects
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Humber Marine Control Centre
Managing operations on the UK’s busiest estuary
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Severn Trent Water
Helping to deliver £6bn investment to water infrastructure
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Glossop Road, Cardiff
Redefining student accommodation in Wales
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Fallowfield Residential Campus
Laying the groundwork - literally
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Manchester Life
Driven by passion for our vibrant and progressive city
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One Angel Court
Upwards and outwards
Press releases
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Mace named as a top 25 UK company by The Sunday Times
For the fourth consecutive year, Mace has been named as one of the UK’s biggest private companies in the Sunday Times’ Top Track 100, being ranked in the top 25 companies for the second year running.
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Mace signs Armed Forces Covenant
Mace has confirmed its commitment to the UK’s Armed Forces by signing the Armed Forces Covenant.
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Mace announces changes to Group Board
Today (29 November) we can announce a number of changes to the Mace Group Board.
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Defence Equipment and Support appoints the Paragon consortium
Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), the bespoke trading entity and arm’s length body of the Ministry of Defence which manages the procurement of equipment and services for the Armed Forces, has appointed the Paragon consortium as its commercial delivery partner.
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Mark Castle named as Chair of Build UK
Mark Castle, Mace’s Deputy Chief Operating Officer for Construction, was named as the new Chair of Build UK at its AGM last week on Thursday 21 September.
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Mace Foundation launches major charity appeal to help emergency service heroes
In response to recent events the Mace Foundation has announced the launch of a campaign to raise more than £200,000 to support Britain’s emergency services.
