All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 20
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NewsPermasteelisa boss Liam Cummins handed new role
CEO becomes deputy chairman at cladding specialist
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NewsUpbeat Galliford Try hails upcoming work boom as firm turns in another profit
Chief executive Bill Hocking says industry in ‘great shape’ for years ahead
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NewsNew building safety minister named
Appointment follows government reshuffle triggered by Angela Rayner resignation
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NewsGleeson profit slips but housebuilder says restructuring plan will get it back on even keel
Housebuilder says it remains on course to meet full-year expectations
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NewsMace set to begin work on stalled £200m Bankside office after Stanhope team buys site from Landsec
Firm had been preferred bidder for job when scheme was put on hold by former owner
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NewsKier increases dividend payment and profit as Andrew Davies prepares to bring down curtain on six year reign
Chief executive leaves at end of next month after six years in charge
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NewsSisk back in black after two years of losses
Turnover at Manchester City stand builder jumps one third
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NewsClient confirms Mace will complete King’s Cross life sciences job but Sisk’s fit out contract up in air
US drug giant said last week it will no longer move into building on Euston Road
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NewsString of nuclear deals set to be signed between UK and US
Agreements include plan to build 12 reactors in Hartlepool
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NewsMace to rejig construction business with £100m boost from Consult sale as fit out boss set to leave
Firm reorganising into three business units with deal for Consult expected to wrap up by end of year
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NewsQuestion marks over fit out work at King’s Cross life sciences project tenant says it will no longer occupy
Sisk has been due to start once Mace finished shell and core deal next spring
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NewsFinance boss to leave as Severfield’s boardroom shake-up continues
Steelwork firm set to welcome new boss Paul McNerney next month
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NewsRLB warns on tender price squeeze as firms battle to fill order books
Consultant says bidding has got more competitive as contractors fight for work
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NewsAecom brings in new defence boss from T&T
Ed Robinson spent more than two decades in British army
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NewsClient failure, project delays and London losses help send Liverpool M&E firm into administration
HE Simm & Son was set up in 1948 and employed 128 people
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FeaturesWhat does the appointment of Steve Reed as new housing secretary mean for housebuilding?
Angela Rayner’s replacement held the shadow housing brief in 2021 and now he returns to the role in government. But although he has promised to ‘build, baby, build’, Reed lacks the influence on Keir Starmer that his predecessor had
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NewsBouygues stays in red as losses top £130m in past three years
Firm says subcontractor failures and building safety liabilities continue to blight numbers
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NewsDeveloper gears up to submit plans for residential towers scheme in Manchester
Job will include more than 500 homes with tallest block running to 43 storeys
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NewsFacades contractor Lindner Prater back in black for first time since 2020
Firm says income hit by dleays on major transport infrastructure job