All Data articles – Page 25
-
FeaturesMarket review: Rough with the smooth
Latest figures show that output in almost every individual construction sector took a quarter-on-quarter fall
-
NewsCPA confirms downward revision of output forecasts
Construction output forecasts revised down on back of third quarter slowdown
-
NewsBarbour ABI's November market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for October is now available to download
-
NewsCivils haul gives Bam Nuttall top spot in contractors table
Firm’s contract wins last month include share of Hinkley Point C enabling works and Highland Main Line project
-
FeaturesCost model: Laboratories
The UK is a world leader in scientific research and those involved are demanding ever more sophisticated laboratory buildings in which to conduct their work
-
NewsOutput falls for third consecutive month
Construction output falls in September, confirming 2.2% drop over the third quarter
-
FeaturesWhole-life carbon: Facades
How embodied and whole-life carbon can be reduced through simple design and specification decisions at little additional cost
-
FeaturesTracker: September 2015
The construction activity index strengthened slightly after falling into negative territory last month, but the order index worsened for the second successive month in a row
-
FeaturesMarket review: Balancing act
A buoyant infrastructure sector keeps construction stabilised despite housing seeing a significant drop in activity
-
NewsThird quarter output falls sharply
Preliminary estimate from the ONS supports fears over summer slowdown
-
NewsBarbour ABI's October market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for October is now available to download
-
CommentThe looming skills crisis
Analysing the direction over the longer term suggests some fundamental issues at play
-
NewsKier tops contractor tables with £224m contract haul
French contractor Bouygues takes second place without civils thanks to office development in Cambridgeshire
-
FeaturesLead times: July - Sept 2015
Increases to lead times continue, albeit to a smaller number of trades than seen in previous quarters. The major issue forecast going forward is labour shortages
-
FeaturesSpotlight: Managing lead times
With the ripples of recession still being felt through the lead times of many specialist trades, Brian Moone discusses how clients of the supply chain can minimise disruption
-
FeaturesGlobal city focus: Jeddah
Jeddah, the Bride of the Red Sea, is a city steeped in history and culture, capitalising on its heritage as a regional hub to place itself as a leading city of the Middle East
-
NewsCommercial sector growth picks up
Commercial activity growth picks up in September, although public sector offices work has declined
-
-
FeaturesSustainability: Energy performance contracts
Energy Performance Contracts are increasing in popularity as a way of delivering large-scale energy savings in existing buildings
-
NewsConstruction output hits highest level in seven months
Latest Markit/CIPS survey shows construction output highest since February