All Contractors articles – Page 84
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NewsEverton stadium contract helps send Severfield to record order book
Around 90% of booked work is in UK, firm adds
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NewsThree make shortlist for £370m HS2 Interchange station
Skanska and McAlpine team among those chasing Solihull deal
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NewsFaithful + Gould appointed to largest modular housing scheme in northern England
Scheme includes 117 units
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NewsWates names new corporate development boss
Esther English will oversee irm’s strategic planning
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Features‘They’re now taking succession very seriously.’ Laing O’Rourke fires starting gun in race to replace Ray
It’s a question that’s been asked for years and the firm’s founder seems to have come up with an answer
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NewsRay O’Rourke says Laing O’Rourke will float ‘by 2024’
Firm to go public once successor for 74-year-old founder is secured
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NewsRecovering domestic market helps French giant Bouygues return to black
Firm helping build HS2 railway sees income back up to pre-pandemic level
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NewsNMCN says 2020 results will now be out next month
Firm extends £10m loan lifeline by another month
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NewsContractors on notice for £86m Portsmouth law school
University expecting to draw up shortlist in early October
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NewsCostain boss says another delay on new products certification system likely to be needed
Industry had wanted proposal to be pushed back two years because of worries over testing capacity
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NewsCostain puts problem jobs behind it and returns to black
Firm overhauled bidding strategy after three jobs blew hole in last year’s numbers
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NewsWorkers in East Midlands picking up more than £1,000 a week
Workers in joinery, insulation and demolition sectors enjoy bumper rises
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NewsSkanksa to move UK HQ to smaller offices after infrastructure arm sale
Firm will move to a newly refurbished building near Watford
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NewsKier restructures UK construction business
New model and senior leadership team is part of five-year growth strategy
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NewsFirms on notice as council pushes ahead with Middlesex Uni campus plan
University has entered deal with Barnet council for 40-year leases on land to build academic buildings and student accommodation
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NewsShortage of lorry drivers and site workers puts the brake on construction’s recovery
Latest IHS/CIPS says growth in output was at weakest since February
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NewsGovernment is construction’s biggest client so pay back furlough cash before dividends, Morgan Sindall boss says
No business sense in firms handing out money to shareholders ahead of reimbursing taxpayer, John Morgan adds