All QS articles – Page 23
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NewsSurrey consultant snaps up former Mace manager
Mark Leonard starts at hotel specialist Keytask next month
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NewsConsultants merge to create £22m turnover firm
Paragon and Bond Davidson will be renamed Paragon this autumn
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NewsWYG nosedives to £5.3m loss
Consultant kicks off efficiency review after closing North Associates business and cost of legacy contracts sends firm into the red
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NewsAlinea says it will be working on debut overseas job 'within a year'
22 Bishopsgate cost consultant sees income jump a quarter in last 12 months
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NewsAbakus nabs QS role on women-only private members club in Mayfair
Work for AllBright due to finish next year
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NewsWSP to keep Stirling station redevelopment on track
Firm has been appointed to design new station forecourt
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NewsBattersea turns to supply chain for Carillion snagging work
Developer asks T T to manage subcontractors carrying out defects work on bust firm’s first phase
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NewsHackitt's digital records call could boost BIM take-up
Safety and accountability issues could get more firms on board
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NewsHomes England prepares to launch £150m frameworks
Other public bodies will have access to the frameworks
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NewsTrio of contractors land work on £1.3bn nuclear base
The Clyde commercial framework will run for 10 years
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CommentThe not so new kids on the block
Smaller consultancies’ larger mid-sized competitors have a choice to make: continue going global or get down on the ground on service and price to win
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FeaturesGoing it alone
Britain’s QS sector has changed dramatically, with the foreign takeover of big-name firms prompting entrepreneurial types to start up on their own. Have these challenger firms become the new establishment?
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NewsWSP makes the cut for Glasgow Meat Market overhaul
Consultant carrying out site investigation and remedial work
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NewsT&T says Brexit putting brakes on cost increases in London
Construction costs in London set to rise 2.8% in 2018 compared to 3.9% in 2017
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NewsRLB promotes ex-Mace pair to managing partners
Nick Eliot and Andrew Fettes Brown joined the consultants last year