Consultants News – Page 135
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NewsCIOB launches training programmes in China
Programmes aimed at training professionals to cope with China’s massive construction schemes
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NewsRICS announce shortlist for 2008 awards
Shortlist for building conservation, regeneration, sustainability and community benefit ranges from Midlands muslim school to Swiss regeneration scheme
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NewsSun seeking
Instead of relying on small-scale on-site renewables, Europe could benefit from importing solar power from countries that have plenty of it, says the associate at Davis Langdon
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NewsDavis Langdon announces Cambridge promotion
Associate project manager in Storey's Way is promoted to partner
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NewsMarket forecast finds 1% rise in tender in first quarter
Consultant Davies Langdon warns of continued uncertainty about the extent of the UK economic crisis
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QSs queue up for health framework
Cost consultants are preparing to apply for a framework to build 25 hospitals and 50 health clinics within the next five years.
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NewsOxford student wins £5000 prize
Davis Langdon competition challenged students to match famous landmarks on a map of the world
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NewsRPS Bristol appointed consultant on £1bn Dubai eco-town
Five of the tallest wind turbines in the world will power the star shaped EcoStar
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Knowles announces dates for contractual rights seminars
Seminars designed to help businesses in the north west understand and enforce their contractual right
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NewsStace announce new partner
Consultant promotes at its Essex office to support growing QS division
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F+G appointed to learning and skills council
Consultant will provide cost management, including whole life cost services for all three regional frameworks
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NewsHome improvement costs up 20%
RICS and BCIS report blames shortage of skilled labour, high oil prices and demand for raw materials
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NewsHill wins New York City Hall contract
Consultant is construction manager on £40m renovation scheme
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NewsHill expands team for new Birmingham office
Consultant appoints new executive director and director to help establish firm in the Midlands
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F+G appoints six carbon management specialists
Also, Manchester-based QS Walker Sime announces promotion
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NewsWorcester Warriors signs Currie & Brown
Consultant's Bristol office will oversee work on the £7.4m redevelopment of Sixways rugby stadium
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NewsCivil engineering output set to grow
BCIS report forecasts a growth in market demand in all infrastructure sectors despite years of decline
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NewsArchitects and design team unite
The new director of architecture at McBains Cooper shares his views on the need for closer integration between architect and design team
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NewsMcBains Cooper consultant on RICS Project of the Year scheme
Ealing community centre scoops award beating O2 Arena and the St Pancras
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Consultants vie for place on project management framework
Consultants are gearing up to bid for a place on a £516m Office of Government Commerce framework.