All Contractors articles – Page 352
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NewsT Clarke secures 50% of this year's workload
Building services group issues trading update ahead of full year results
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NewsLydon is latest high-profile name to leave Lend Lease
Former director will join Balfour Beatty as major projects director of commercial work in the construction division
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NewsScots firm WJ Harte on brink of administration
Around 600 jobs at risk as administrators PKF and KPMG vye to step in
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NewsOne in five small builders cut staff due to VAT rise
Half of small firms say they have seen a decrease in work over the last year because of higher tax rate
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NewsMPs hit out at government PFI policy
Latest reforms run same risk of poor value for money as PFI, says select committee
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NewsOver 500 Balfour Beatty sparks miss contract deadline
But contractor says deadline to sign up to new wage proposals ‘not hard and fast’
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NewsSupport services and the US strengthen Balfour Beatty
Balfour Beatty maintains £15bn order book but contactor warns some of its core markets remain weak
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NewsBalfour Beatty snaps up £50m Olympic legacy deal
Legacy deals confirmed for three more Olympic venues
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NewsMcAlpine, Balfour and Miller make £40m student digs shortlist
Aberystwyth University cuts down shortlist to three
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NewsArdmore wins £49m subcontract on scheme built by rival
Contractor to work on re-started scheme alongside rival United House
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FeaturesPredictions for 2012: The year of the groundhog
So what does 2012 have in store? Well, there’s the Olympics, of course, and some potentially interesting developments in nuclear power and infrastructure. But mostly it will be a year of battening down the hatches. There will be recklessly low bids for work, some firms will go under, others will ...
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £750m National Grid job
Contractor secures extension of existing agreement for the next five years
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NewsCarillion set for £100m Canadian highway job
Contractor poised to maintain highway in the London Ontario area
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FeaturesSparks fly: The row over electricians' wage agreements
The decision of seven major M&E contractors to break away from the 40-year-old JIB wage agreement was prompted by an ‘urgent need to modernise’ but has already led to angry clashes between workers and police. Building reports on a row that threatens to become the sector’s biggest industrial relations dispute ...
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NewsConstruction still worst for deaths at work, HSE confirms
Health & Safety Executive planning new safety campaign after grim stats show rise in fatalities
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NewsVinci wins £22m student accommodation and fire station contract
Scheme in Cardiff is for developer Cambrian Holst
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NewsHigh winds damage Epsom racecourse grandstand
Stand built by Willmott Dixon has fallen prey to the UK’s severe weather
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NewsBalfour Beatty appointed preferred bidder on £800m waste job
Contractor set to invest £7m in the new waste processing plant, built through PPP contract