Sentence examples for construction consortium from inspiring English sources

Update: This post has been updated to reflect news of a preliminary accord between the Panama Canal Authority and the construction consortium.

Belo Monte will flood only 500 square km, mainly at the canal, according to Henrique di Lello Filho of the construction consortium.

But the house's legal owner turned out to be not Peña Nieto's wife but a construction consortium that won lucrative government contracts in the State of Mexico while Peña was governor, and more once he became President.

At least 10 years in the making, the Grand Viaduc is the result of a collaboration between Foster and Partners with the French engineer Michel Virlogeux, designer of the Pont de Normandie, and the construction consortium Eiffage, with its roots in the works of Eiffel himself.

The most recent upgrade has so far cost 1.049 billion reals, 48.8% higher than the initial budget and just inside the 50% cost increase allowed by law, raising accusations that the construction consortium have milked the public purse to the maximum.

Last month construction workers launched a general strike in pursuit of huge pay increases, which has left the project to enlarge the Panama Canal paralysed for the second time this year (the first occasion was a row with a construction consortium about cost overruns).

The Unite and GMB unions said that their members had agreed to end a dispute that had persisted since the spring, after an offer of better pay from EDF, the French energy group, and Bouygues-Laing O'Rourke, the project's Anglo-French construction contractor consortium.

A City Hall, Port of Long Beach headquarters and main public library are under construction by development consortium Plenary-Edgemoor cityc Partners on city land that fronts scenic Ocean Boulevard.

Acquiring property late leads to delays in engineering, soil borings and other pre-construction work, the consortium wrote.

The tunnel was designed by a consortium of construction firms that wanted to make money building it and a consortium of banks that wanted to make money financing it, with little consideration for the viability or management structure of Eurotunnel.

Last month, the authority agreed to pay a consortium of construction firms $1.14 billion for the first phase of work on the subway project, which involves boring the tunnels and digging out space for the station at 34th Street.