The wins, which also meant Bovis snatched top spot for the monthly table, included a £70m shopping centre extension in Warrington, Cheshire, and a £40m health and housing development for Queen Mary University Hospital in London.
It won a £65m office scheme in the capital for client Scottish Widows – a project that was also good news for QS Northcroft. As a result of the contract, it rose three places in the QS league to seventh.
The top six QSs were identical to last month, with Davis Langdon and Gardiner & Theobald still on top as the only practices with more than £1bn of work.
These tables represent schemes within the specified time periods that have moved to main contract stage. They do not represent work currently being carried out by the listed consultants. To qualify, firms must have been identified on two or more projects fitting the following criteria in the past 12 months. Project must: be of precisely calculated or confirmed value; have reached the main contract stage; be valued at £1m or more; be in the UK. Residential, civils or overseas contracts are excluded. Student accommodation is included.
Postscript
This information is compiled for Building by Emap Glenigan, which analyses an average of 8500 construction projects each week. For details, email Marcus Oughton at marcus.oughton@glenigan.emap.com or call 01202-432121.
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