All Contractors articles – Page 360
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NewsBam reprieve for out-of-work O’Donnell subbies
Contractor takes on 70 of the subcontractor’s workforce on £50m student digs
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NewsSME housing workloads at 'record low'
Two-thirds of firms report first-quarter plunge in workloads
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NewsBarnhill Construction goes into administration
Commercial buildings contractor loses fight to stay afloat
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NewsBouygues to position Thomas Vale for bigger jobs
Thomas Vale brand to remain with new French owner helping 143-year old contractor to win more complex work
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine sees 38% fall in profit
But contracting revenues for the firm’s private holding company climb 10%
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NewsExclusive: Galliford Try faces legal action from Olympic subbies
Specialists seek more than £11m over athletes’ village delays
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NewsBrands may go in Balfour shake-up
Major restructure focused on “three main pillars” of business - as many as 1,500 jobs could go
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NewsProsperity after the crash for London’s 8build
Bulging order book and 10% increase in pre-tax profit demonstrate fit-out specialist’s got talent
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NewsBuilders missing out on £180m in unclaimed tax
Over 500,000 workers may be missing out on tax refunds
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NewsDunne Group returns to the black
Contractor posts £1.7m pre-tax profit on ‘stable’ revenue of £29.4m
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NewsCapita Symonds nets Sport England slot
Consultants win place on regional design and construction framework
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NewsSkanska & Aecom lined up for £170m waste project
Firms preferred-bidders for Bradford and Calderdale Waste Treatment project
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NewsBusiness hub made entirely from shipping containers unveiled
Clugston completes £1.2m sustainable project in Sunderland
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NewsElectrical contractors have dim view of 2012
The vast majority of electrical specialists expect a dip or no growth in turnover this year
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NewsStyles & Wood pre-tax profits treble
Property support services firm reports £1.8m pre-tax profit on revenue of £101m
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NewsBalfour’s UK shake-up about ‘positioning for growth’
Operations boss says UK restructure not about down-sizing, but job losses still likely