All Contractors articles – Page 157
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NewsInterserve says firm’s financial mess now hampering efforts to win work as its refinancing bill hits £90m
Firm racks up £111m pre-tax loss as full extent of eye-watering costs on restructuring plan revealed
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NewsNext phase of Carillion's Vaux brewery job up for grabs
Shortlist of five for £50m deal due in April
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NewsAecom drops main contracting ambitions after four years
Consulting-led firm abandons push into UK contracting sector following strategic review of the business
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NewsEngineering woe sees Lendlease dive into red
Firm says division is ‘no longer required’ at group
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NewsUpdated Interserve rescue plan expected this week
Contractor confirms it is also "considering" alternative proposal from rebel US investor
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NewsFirms need to keep cash in the bank to thrive, says Morgan Sindall boss
Strong balance sheets cut out temptation of buying work, John Morgan adds
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NewsCITB forecasts slower growth as Brexit looms
Training body expects sector to grow by 1.3% this year - if the UK and EU reach a Brexit deal
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NewsBouygues signs £110m Tower Hamlets town hall deal
The contractor was named as the preferred bidder for the AHMM-designed scheme last February
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NewsMargins head north again as Morgan Sindall turns in another set of bumper results
Firm sees construction and infrastructure divisions hit 2% figure
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NewsDemolition under way at HS2 Birmingham depot site
Laing O’Rourke and Murphy responsible for work
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NewsComplex tech work at Crossrail's stations not even half finished, boss admits
Mark Wild says jobs such as M E on London sites still way behind schedule
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NewsIn pictures: Walters & Cohen's Cambridge college job opens
Scheme was built by Bedford firm SDC
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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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NewsCrossrail ‘ignored warnings’ scheme would bust deadline
Senior source says bosses knew December 2018 opening date was not realistic well before delay was confirmed
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FeaturesCrossrail delay: what's gone wrong – and why
Already a year behind schedule and with no end in sight, Crossrail is burning £30m a week in cash as it struggles to reach completion – but as yet, no one can say when that might be. Why is the trans-London line causing such pain?