All QS articles – Page 126
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NewsBouygues prepares to swoop for struggling Haymills
French construction giant in talks to agree final terms for £181m-turnover contractor
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NewsDavis Langdon to merge with architect DEGW
Consultant reassures industry that business will not aim to compete with other architects after deal with £17m-turnover firm
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NewsWSP cuts or relocates 200 jobs as Dubai workload plummets
Chief executive reveals work in the emirate has fallen from 70% to 20% of consultant's Middle East turnover in 18 months
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News'Five year wait' for tender prices to regain 2009 level
Four top cost consultants predict rapid fall and slow recovery in contract values
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CommentBuilding buys a pint … for Trident Building Consultancy
“So what do you want to talk about then?”
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NewsLong term planning
Clients need to look beyond exploiting UK plummeting tender prices if they are to remain competitive when the market recovers
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NewsUN could adopt BCIS cost standard
Cost analysis standard is an essential resource for quantity surveyors
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NewsCapita completes eco survey at Clash of the Titans site
Survey prevents possible damage to ecosystem after site is transformed into Ancient Greece
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NewsEIC appoints Hill business developer
Senior vice president on board of directors at Energy Industries Council
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NewsRLB associate appointed chair at RICS Manchester
Chartered surveyor is first female chair at the construction and quantity surveying professional group
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NewsHill promotes six to construction claims group
New executives to push business across Europe, Middle East and Africa
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NewsHill bags contract on £164m tram project
Tram line will stretch 8km into city of Zaragoza in Spain
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NewsRICS supports initiative to up-skill chartered surveyors
University of Westminster launches Build Up for out of work surveyors to develop skills in recession
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NewsCluttons is consultant on Muscat airport expansion
Consultant will work on the largest government infrastructure project in Oman
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NewsG&T reveals loss of 13% of its partners
Gardiner & Theobald reveals more than one in 10 partners have left the business, which has been cutting staff
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NewsTurner & Townsend: We will be bigger in US than UK
Consultant continues global push as it breaks £200m turnover and eyes two acquisitions
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NewsGovernment to retender prisons framework
Ministry of Justice is latest client to take contractor and consultant deals back to the market
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NewsHill wins £8.7m project management deal in Abu Dhabi
Consultant signs four-year contract with Aabar Investments to work on 14 developments
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NewsDavis Langdon turnover up 6% as it eyes public Gulf jobs
Consultant prepares for Tory spending cuts with Middle East public work push as revenue hits £208m
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NewsMace to project manage ailing Viñoly arts centre
Consultant wins contract on troubled Rafael Viñoly-designed Colchester visual arts centre project