All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 75
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NewsDerwent inks Baker Street deal with Laing O’Rourke for £158m
London developer spent more than £400m last year buying up eight buildings
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NewsRecovering domestic market helps French giant Bouygues top pre-pandemic profit
Firm helping build HS2 railway sees construction income up 7%
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NewsProblem National Grid contract costs Costain £43m
Payment follows complicated adjudications process
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NewsBooming Morgan Sindall sets new targets for business as firm turns in record numbers
Pre-tax profit hits historic high with £126m pre-tax profit
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NewsCost of Cleveland Bridge administration doubles
Firm collapsed last summer before finally stopping trading last October
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NewsNearly 40 firms owed £100,000 or more by collapsed Midas as unsecured creditors face millions in losses
Stricken firm’s construction arm owes 1,400 companies more than £19m
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NewsT&A wins QS role at Haymarket Edinburgh fit-out
Local firm lands work for law firms in Scottish capital and Glasgow
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NewsRestructuring Lendlease nosedives into red
Firm sees swing of more than £300m on is bottom line in first half
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FeaturesThis is my home: Gleeds’ man in Ukraine on staying put in Kyiv
Building speaks to Colin Ross, the firm’s country director, who is not planning on going anywhere
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NewsAllies and Morrison life sciences cluster goes in to east London planners
Scheme will be built next door to Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel
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NewsInsolvencies to ‘spike from spring’, restructuring specialist warns
Number of firms going bust will increase as government support measures wear off
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FeaturesIn business: on the road with Keltbray
After 30 years at Costain, Darren James was unable to resist the call from Keltbray wanting to help to diversify and tighten up governance
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NewsMultiplex not planning to fully restart One Nine Elms job stalled by pay dispute until May
Contractor understood to be owed north of £50m
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FeaturesMidas is the latest in a long line of regional contractors to feel cash pinch
Devon builder entering administration this week is a reminder of the perils smaller firms face
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NewsMidas blames pandemic as firm collapses into administration with loss of 300 jobs
Rescue hopes for 46-year-old firm founder in last few days