All Legal Articles
Finnish contractor fights order to pay €48 million in damages, interest and legal expenses in asphalt cartel case
KBR, Technip and JGC must pay new fines for corrupt practices connected with Bonny Island LNG project in Nigeria
Work on expansion project restarts as contracting consortium GUPC and Panama Canal Authority seal funding agreement
The Asian Development Bank took action against 384 companies and individuals for fraud and corruption on its projects and those of other development banks last year.
Work expected to restart after tentative agreements reached on funding and schedules, but unresolved issues remain
Oil and gas contractor hit by weak order intake and delays in awarding new contracts in 2013
Authorities allow Canadian contractor to bid on public contracts after months of investigation
Panama Canal Authority claims almost all activity has ceased on Panama Canal expansion project amid stalemate over cost overruns
Report from European Commission highlights urban development and construction sectors as vulnerable across Europe
Canadian authorities levy criminal charges in connection with scheme to bribe officials in Libya
UK Competition Commission forces Lafarge Tarmac and Hanson to sell assets to allow entry of new producer to market
PCA proposes funding package to consortium that has threatened to halt work on expansion project, but contractors have different plans
PCA claims consortium’s threat to suspend work on Panama Canal expansion lacks legal basis and is not clear
Fair Trade Commission fines 21 contractors for collusion in bidding for metro project contracts
Consortium Grupo Unidos por el Canal demands further US$ 1.6 billion from Panama Canal Authority to complete project
Raids in offices in Istanbul and Ankara over fraud and bribery allegations in connection with public tenders for construction projects
Despite recent changes in regulations and contract conditions, public procurement is still a worry for construction sector according to FIEC and EIC
World Bank Project finance reforms; damages levied against Finnish asphalt cartel; review of construction in North Africa; trends in components for OEMs and an ICEF review
Three-year deferred prosecution and US$ 32 million fine paid in the US for bribery in Nigeria from 2003 to 2005.
Settlement reduced more than 70% due to state involvement, according to court documents
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