All QS articles – Page 129
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NewsConsultants call for action on 'unjust' treatment of firms in UAE
Association for Consultancy and Engineering boss warns ‘staggering amount’ of unpaid fees is fostering mistrust between UK firms and UAE developers
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NewsCapita Symonds acquires MMB
Acquisition of transport technology consultant makes Capita largest ITS consultant
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Cyril Sweett to increase Middle East presence with Iraq base
Cyril Sweett is planning to move staff into Iraq by the summer, as part of a Middle East expansion plan
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NewsAnyone fancy a G&T?
Collado Collins and Watkins Gray International have designed Gardiner & Theobald's new London office
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NewsEC Harris partner chairs energy association
Partner at consultant is acting chair of the Energy Industries Council
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NewsSt George’s Day celebrations at the Gateway
Surveyors and construction professionals join Scotfield at its Leeds HQ
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NewsCyril Sweett announces appointments
Consultant hires four for its new real estate strategy division
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NewsEC Harris consultant on DCSF's Sanctuary
Consultant helps the Department for Children, Schools and Families save on cost and carbon footprint
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NewsCapita appointed on Henley Royal Regatta and Henley Festival
Consultant to provide risk assessment and event safety plans on annual events
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NewsRPPML opens new office in Hertfordshire
Yorkshire consultant expands business in the south and promises new jobs
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CommentDiminishing returns
Most of the major consultants have now announced pay cuts of between 7% and 20%. Richard Steer explains why this option is the best of a bad bunch
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Rivals circle failed consultant CNP
£14.5m-turnover building consultant seeks suitors to pay off parent LandAmerica's creditors
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NewsWYG wins 800-cell prison contract
Consultant appointed to manage development, procurement and construction of £200m scheme
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NewsAecom buys Savant to boost European presence
Consultant takes over 600-strong firm, and renames other subsidiaries including Faber Maunsell
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NewsCyril Sweett confident of survival after cuts
Consultant says it is 'well positioned' to survive downturn after redundancies and slashing salaries saves it £11m
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NewsTurner & Townsend chairman vows not to cut salaries
Tim Wray, chairman of Turner & Townsend, has said he will not to cut salaries at the consultancy, despite other top QSs cutting pay by between 12% and 20%
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NewsRLB scheme scoops Civic Trust award
Cadbury's Bournville Place praised for the successful fusion of old and new
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NewsTender prices to fall by up to 9% this year
Tender prices will fall by up to 9% in 2009 and a further 3-5% in 2010 according to the latest market forecast prepared for Building by cost consultant Davis Langdon
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NewsJames Caan: 'I lost a fortune in Erinaceous'
The Dragon's Den star regrets his 'terrrible investment' but says now is the time to bag a property bargain
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NewsNon-European QSs to be barred from UK jobs
Redundancy spike prompts committee to remove QSs and project managers from skills shortage list