All QS articles – Page 139
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FeaturesThe new masters: Women at the top
Next year, for the first time, five of the biggest industry bodies will have a woman at the helm. So, how did they get to where they are and how do they see the future for women in construction? They each picked a rising star in their sector to tell ...
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NewsDavis Langdon takes up residence in Heathrow
Specialist aviation team at Heathrow office to handle BAA schemes
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University of the West of England approves CCM
Two-year research study supports the use of Contract Change Management in NEC Contracts
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APC tips: Preparing for deadlines coming up
A Christmas message from the man who trains your APC assessors...
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QS Awards 2008: Winners picture gallery
Pictures of all the winners from the 2008 QS Awards plus pics of the ensuing celebrations
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NewsCapita Symonds surveyor smashes record in Formula 1 race boat
Helen Loney beats the British Outright Ladies Water Speed record
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NewsQS Awards 2008: reception picture gallery
Images will appear from today's QS Awards throughout the afternoon
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NewsTurner & Townsend triple winner at QS Awards
QS is named Best All-round QS firm while Cyril Sweett's Francis Ives is named QS Champion of the Year
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NewsForbidding Kingdom: working in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is planning nearly £150bn of development and looks set to be one of the few refuges from the global financial crisis. But is that enough to make westerners want to work there?
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Green consultants risk ‘witch doctor’ label
WSP’s sustainability head calls for professional body to maintain quality and credibility
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EC Harris: NHS will struggle to make efficiency savings
The Department of Health may struggle to make the efficiency savings set out in the pre-Budget report, according to research by EC Harris.
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NewsChandlerKBS appointed on £12.5m canoe slalom
South Wales sports complex is due to open in December 2009
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NewsHow to survive the recession
The current economic climate is affecting the progress of sustainability in the UK
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NewsDavis Langdon cuts 90 UK jobs
Gleeds is also doing a review of its UK offices with redundancies expected
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NewsCitywatch analysts: Consult your calculators
This was the week the mood darkened for the consultancy sector. After White Young Green’s profit warning last week, analysts whipped out their calculators and revised forecasts downwards for everyone.
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TfL to renew major framework
Consultants are preparing for the struggle to find a place on a Transport for London framework, which is expected to open for bidding in the next few weeks
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CommentA sea of troubles
Looking into the white wall of fog ahead, it’s impossible to discern a safe haven, or the rocks in between. But, says Richard Steer, that doesn’t mean we should lose sight of what we’re about
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints three for planning team
Consultant hopes to strengthen its Local Development Frameworks and Planning Policy Advice sectors