All Specialists articles – Page 8
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NewsThames Water awards £1.2bn pipe replacement work
Three joint ventures will continue upgrading London's Victorian sewers and water mains
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NewsCold snap helps BSS Group to improved performance
Trading update shows materials distributor recovering from earlier falls
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NewsRenew wins £44m contract for Kirklees College campus
Win helps put company on track to meet expectations
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NewsMorgan Est water contract extended five years
Welsh Water work will include designing and building works for clean and waste water programmes
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NewsMorrison and Aecom bag £150m water contract
Two framework streams comprise treatment works and installation projects
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NewsInvestigation launched into civils 'overpricing'
High Speed 2 rail link costed at double price of equivalent projects on continent, Infrastructure UK claims
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NewsCorus fined £100k over crane injury
Steel contractor found guilty of safety breach after overloaded crane overturned
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NewsISG takes on Harry Neal name and senior staff
Fit-out firm will use collapsed builder’s brand, but declines to buy outstanding contracts
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Tony Douglas finds role at demolition firm Keltbray
Tony Douglas, the former chief operating officer of Laing O’Rourke, has been appointed a non-executive director of demolition contractor Keltbray
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HSE to crack down on refurb deaths
The proportion of fatal accidents on repair and maintenance projects soared by a third between April and September last year compared with the whole of 2008
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NewsGood Employer Guide 2010: Be the best
The survey to reveal the construction industry’s best companies to work for is now open
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NewsBillington bags £3.1m steel contract for Cafe Royal
£70m redevelopment in Piccadilly will need 1,200 tonnes of structural steel
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Two firms eye Earls Court demolition job
Plans to tear down the iconic Earls Court exhibition centre in west London will gather pace next month with the appointment of Keltbray or McGee on the estimated £25m demolition job
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NewsCrossrail's final tunnel contract is up for grabs
Contractor sought for twin bored tunnels 2.6km in length
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NewsNHS trusts 'astonishingly' erratic on prompt payment
Survey reveals one in five trusts pay only 1% of bills within 10-day target period set to help small firms
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NewsMears to acquire health firm Supporta
Majority of £27m health services provider's shareholders green light acquisition
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Capita swoops on Inventures
Capita Symonds has bought £7m-turnover healthcare specialist consultancy Inventures
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NewsSmall businesses call for VAT cut on building work
Body that represents small traders says move would help boost the sector
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Regional frameworks mooted for schools maintenance
Regional frameworks may be set up for maintenance and facilities management work in schools, the head of the government’s school delivery agency has said