All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 56
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NewsGalliford Try says 4% margin is firm’s official target
Contractor says figure achieveable by 2030
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NewsContractors mull whether to bid £1bn London towers job as firms worry fixed price will be too risky
Development manager Lipton Rogers believed to be still deciding how to procure 18 Blackfriars project
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NewsBritish Land eyes fresh investor for City tower being built by McAlpine
2 Finsbury Avenue building due to finish in 2027
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NewsInflation and subcontractors going bust dent B&K profit
B&K says focus has been on strengthening balance sheet to give confidence to clients
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NewsNetwork Rail draws up plan for rail freight and logistics hub at Olympic Park
Scheme will develop 30 acres of brownfield land at Bow Goods Yard
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NewsWatkin Jones upbeat about future as residential specialist returns to black
Student housing firm economic sentiment is improving
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NewsMuseum of London demolition set to go ahead after Gove decides not to call scheme in
Communities secretary put proposals on ice last month with Article 31 notice
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NewsArup named as victim of £20m deepfake scam
Cyber attack believed to have originated in Hong Kong
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NewsFamiliar names on Rich List as housebuilder remains construction’s wealthiest man
John Bloor’s fortune put at just under £3.4bn in latest annual ranking
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NewsLandsec warns London office space not up to scratch ‘risks becoming obsolete, regardless of price’
Developer behind Timber Square and Hill House schemes says occupiers want best in class buildings
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NewsMargins being squeezed as new orders fall, RLB warns
Consultant says clients realising seriousness of situation and working with firms in more ‘collaborative’ way
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NewsBam has ‘lost a lot of money’ on Co-op Live job, US operator behind it says
Cost of fixed-price project has gone up from £365m to £450m, Oak View Group boss admits
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NewsTilbury Douglas returns to black after drawing line under historic Interserve problems
Revenue at regional builder tops £500m
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NewsSouth-west tops list of regional hotspots with CITB predicting industry needs 250,000 more workers by 2028
Training body says construction needs thousands of extra staff to meet output growth especially in housing and infrastructure
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NewsUS work boom set to send Keller profit higher
Upbeat trading update prompts earnings revision from analysts
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NewsSupreme Court throws out legal challenge to Sizewell C permission
Long-running battle against Suffolk nuclear scheme drawing to close
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NewsRapleys appoints partner to head up project and cost management business
New arrival will be based in firm’s Bristol office
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NewsCaddick’s construction arm returns to black but profit at developments business falls by nearly half
Turnover at West Yorkshire firm tops £500m