All Contractors articles – Page 376
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CommentIt is possible to help SMEs and achieve budget cuts
Big contracts and small firms poses a quandary – but there is a model that shows how it can be done
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NewsUnited House pursues Green Deal amid cuts
Firm considering launching new funding model for eco-friendly retrofit of homes
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NewsWillmott: listed firms too bullish
Chief executive worried the government is getting the wrong message
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FeaturesWill the construction strategy help or hinder SMEs?
The coalition’s construction strategy was officially launched this week. How come SMEs are worried that life is about to become much more difficult? Building reports
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NewsForklift driver dies on Costain site
A forklift truck driver has died after an accident at Costain’s Parkway site in Newbury
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NewsMinister vows to name and shame late paying contractors
Government will name contractors who fail to pay specialists within 30 days
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FeaturesRydon's Bob Bond: Safe pair of hands
Rydon boss Bob Bond finds being at the helm of a medium-sized company gives him the agility needed to steer a steady course through choppy waters. Even introducing an innovative investment model shouldn’t rock the boat
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NewsOsborne’s pre-tax profit hits four-year high
Jobs picked up from collapsed Connaught help boost profit to £3.5m, but turnover still falls 8%
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NewsKier sets sights on work in Iraq
Firm is seeking more work overseas and believes Iraq holds opportunities
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NewsMayfield collapses with 80 jobs lost
Impact of the recession and winter too much for Liverpool contractor
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NewsKinetics to shed 500 jobs as administrator moves in
News comes as Liverpool contractor Mayfield also collapses with 80 jobs lost
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NewsContractor Kinetics goes bust
Begbies Traynor to be appointed administrator of £100m-turnover firm
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NewsHackney Empire sues Aviva for £1.1m over bond dispute
London theatre funded by Alan Sugar in legal case that could affect use of construction bonds
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NewsEnterprise puts brave face on £135m loss
Financial director says the firm has turned a corner despite losses in 2010
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NewsCostain/Skanska tipped for £250m Paddington Crossrail job
The £250m contract at Paddington would be the largest the consortium has won on the project
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NewsCyril Sweett joins list of consultants open to merger
Admission follows comments by WSP and EC Harris while consultant confirms Sweett Group rebrand
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NewsCouncil approves £100m Grahame Park regeneration
Barnet council permits next stage of £800m redevelopment of Britain’s largest housing estate
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NewsNearly half of small builders report falling workloads
FMB’s latest survey suggests further bleakness for employment in construction sector