All Contractors articles – Page 252
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NewsCarillion scoops £190m of schools contracts
Contractor issues trading statement stating revenue is likely to hold level this year
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NewsCarillion pledges ‘immediate review’ of Qatar allegations
BBC Newsnight hears complaints from sub-contracted labourers on Carillion project
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NewsTwo million apprentices milestone hit
Government celebrates milestone and launches nine new construction apprenticeship courses
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NewsLiverpool stadium revamp to kick off in new year
Carillion to start work on main stand expansion
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NewsJohn Laing still in hunt for Balfour's PPP business
Investor says Balfour is “overly optimistic” to expect higher valuation of its PPP portfolio
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NewsShepherd launches review of construction business
Restructuring prompts job losses in underperfoming divisions
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NewsQataris raise bid for Canary Wharf to £2.6bn
Revised offer follows the swift rejection of the Qataris’ £2.2bn offer price
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NewsBouygues wins £27m City offices contract
Project includes refurbishment of underground entrance
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins Brum police HQ job
Contractor appointed to refurbish West Midlands Police’s Lloyd House building
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NewsCarillion lands £80m of FM contracts
Long-term contracts secured for Heathrow and Barts Health NHS Trust
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NewsCall to suspend work if Miller Construction pays late
Rudi Klein says subcontractors hit by delayed payments resulting from Galliford Try’s takeover of Miller should put work on hold
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NewsLakesmere to reclad London 2012 media centre
Facade and roofing specialist Lakesmere wins £13m contract on Olympic Park
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NewsBoris urges UK firms to launch in Malaysia
Mayor of London call comes after architect unveils plan for ‘Malaysia Square’ at Battersea Power Station
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NewsThree quarters of construction SMEs plan pay rises
Majority of firms plan pay rises in 2015, according to industry survey
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NewsLondon's contractors turn down one third of invitations to tender
Aecom survey shows construction companies becoming more choosy as tender price inflation rise
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CommentManaging the unknown unknowns
We can’t afford to be ignorant of what goes on in our supply chains, the risks are just too great …
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