All QS articles – Page 13
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NewsTop bosses at London QSs now looking for £110,000 to switch firms
Annual Hays salary survey says cost of poaching big hitters from rivals has gone up £10,000
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NewsAlinea sounds warning over ‘aggressive’ bidding with firm expecting prices to rise next year
London QS says optimism returning but contractors still need to plug gaps in order books
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NewsAecom the next to run the rule over how much office space it needs at London HQ
US firm follows in footsteps of rival Arcadis as covid pandemic prompts firms to review estates
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NewsFormer chief construction adviser wades into RICS row, calling it ‘arrogant and naive’
Paul Morrell speaks out as group appoints QC to lead review into its handling of BDO governance report
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NewsBrexit labour shortage set to hit project costs, Gleeds warns
Firm’s UK boss says government needs to add more construction roles to shortage occupation list
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NewsLondon builders on alert as City tower gets planning green light
Fletcher Priest building at 55 Gracechurch Street will sit in shadow of Walkie Talkie
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NewsNeighbouring offices lay into plan for 32-storey City tower
Freeholders turn guns on Fletcher Priest scheme at 55 Gracechurch Street
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NewsPlans for 32-storey tower in Square Mile draw Historic England opposition
Fletcher Priest building at Gracechurch Street will sit in shadow of Walkie Talkie
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NewsT&T coup as firm lands prized job on scheme to revamp Ritz hotel
London landmark set to be given £300m makeover
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NewsMace director joins London consultant
K2 looking to expand after US firm snapped up majority stake in QS last year
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NewsConsultant warned Grenfell client project would fail without fundamental reappraisal
Artelia initially said re-tendering job to overcome £2m budget deficit was not the solution – before performing a ‘volte-face’
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NewsGrenfell consultant had ‘never worked with such a nonchalant contractor’
QS complained final stage of Rydon’s refurb was ‘becoming a farce’
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CommentThe office of the future – and why we need it
Workplaces have always evolved and will carry on doing so to reflect the changing needs of the people inside them, Iain Parker writes
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NewsContact between client and Rydon was ‘irregular and improper,’ cost consultant tells Grenfell Inquiry
Advisor ‘shocked’ to learn of £800k value engineering talks with future main contractor while OJEU process was still live
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NewsImpact of covid ‘on a par’ with financial crash, says T&T chief
‘It’s as tough as I’ve seen it,’ adds Vince Clancy
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NewsGreen light for Assael’s Southall scheme
First of five major housing projects by TfL and Grainger team OK’d by planners
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NewsCovid puts brakes on Edinburgh consultants’ framework for second time
Council extends current deal by another four months
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NewsHost of consultants appointed to £500m framework
Deal being run by Procure Partnerships will last four years
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CommentPost covid supply chains
Iain Parker considers strengthened supply chains in the face of US-China trade wars, impending Brexit tariffs and an ongoing pandemic - plus the need to cut carbon
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NewsConsultants eye decade-long east London framework worth £550m
Scheme in Tower Hamlets runs across 15 lots