All Construction Business: Strategy, Risk and Regulations articles – Page 91
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NewsSunak to deliver 2021 Budget: Building preview
Tax rises expected as chancellor tries to claw back cost of covid
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NewsAlinea sounds warning over ‘aggressive’ bidding with firm expecting prices to rise next year
London QS says optimism returning but contractors still need to plug gaps in order books
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NewsGovernment told construction needs funded project pipeline to help economy recover
Hannah Vickers says there needs to be National Infrastructure Bank backing for small and medium-sized projects
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NewsTaylor Wimpey profit plummets by two-thirds
Firm to spend £125m repairing legacy apartment blocks but confident of 2021 market
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NewsInterserve drops name and rebrands as Tilbury Douglas
Firm goes back to historic marque ditched 20 years ago
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NewsRestructuring costs and covid send Travis Perkins into the red
But firm says trading bounced back in second half of last year to help narrow overall losses
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NewsHome working project managers worried key information is going missing in email deluge
Clogged inboxes mean vital documents at risk of not being read, Arup survey adds
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NewsHS2 trialling social distancing helmets to keep site staff safe from machinery
Initiative would see role of ‘smart’ helmets expanded beyond current pandemic and into general site safety
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NewsUK primed for data centre development, Arcadis says
Report ranks UK’s cybersecurity as best in world
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CommentBeware of ‘subject to contract’
Using this term implies no binding agreement has been made and thus can invalidate a supposed contract
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NewsSeverfield eyes rail market with £27m deal for Yorkshire rival
Dam Structures has worked on several big London station jobs
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NewsHousing group set to offload health and safety arm
NHBC to concentrate on core warranty and insurance business
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NewsWorkloads for SMEs flagging, FMB warns
Number of builders reporting less work increased in Q4 last year, survey finds
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NewsBullish Morgan Sindall expecting 2021 to be record year
Chief executive John Morgan says profit will bounce back from covid hit to reach new heights
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NewsNew Arcadis HQ to have room for just one third of staff that can fit into current King’s Cross home
Consultant expecting no more than 400 of its 1,000 employees to be in City office at any one time