All Bam articles – Page 5
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NewsBig names beaten to turn Oxford power station into £60m business school
Sir Robert McAlpine and Mace among those to miss out
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NewsBam’s UK business sees profit slide
Dutch contracting giant keeping an eye on Brexit as UK profit falls
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NewsOrganic growth better than spending sprees, says Bam boss
James Wimpenny was speaking as firm sees profit rise last year
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NewsWinner named to build £1bn Silvertown Tunnel
A team led by Bam has been chosen by Transport for London
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NewsPhase one finishes at Boaty McBoatface Antarctic wharf
Bam and Ramboll pause work because winter is coming
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NewsBam's UK profit rises but warns on Brexit uncertainty
Dutch group points to strong performance in UK civils and property
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NewsBam to build £22m riverside development in Bath
Scheme includes first new-build office space in South West city for 25 years
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NewsBam takes stake in Irish modular homes business
Modern Homes Ireland can produce more than 500 homes a year
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NewsBam completes £30m work on upmarket Edinburgh flats
Crescent at Donaldson’s project also saw historic deaf school converted into flats
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NewsISG lands £70m deal to refurb former offices of City watchdog
Firm to overhaul former Canary Wharf base of the Financial Conduct Authority
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NewsContractors finding it 'extremely difficult' to hit even 2% margins, says Mace boss
Deputy COO says business model is skewed against builders making decent returns
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FeaturesProjects: Heatherwick’s Coal Drops Yard
Heatherwick Studio’s Coal Drops Yard retail hub in north London revels in the idiosyncrasies of its original Victorian warehouse architecture and uses them in a brazenly theatrical way to upstage all else on Argent’s King’s Cross Central masterplan.
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NewsBam announces management rejig
Bam has announced the appointment of two regional directors for London and the Midlands.
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NewsBam nabs Cardiff University student centre job
Contract is part of a £600m programme to upgrade the campus
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NewsArgent confirms Bam’s role on new King's Cross building
Carillion had been touted for the job prior to its collapse