Consultants News – Page 137
-
NewsDavis Langdon announces partner in Birmingham
Promotion reflects growing business for consultant in the region
-
NewsCIOB and Hill announce dates for 2008 UK Masterclass
Training event to address growing economic and legal issues that put pressure on companies to pursue litigation in disputes
-
NewsRICS matrics 5-a-Side Football - 4 June
The annual RICS matrics competitive 5 a side tournament. Who will take the title this year? Includes buffet after the match.
-
NewsSalvage operation begins as Erinaceous finally collapses
Managers at a host of consultancies plot buyouts from failed property services company
-
NewsGleeds wins contract on Foster + Partners' resort
Consultant will cost manage the £100m scheme at Corniche Bay in Mauritius
-
News
Fresh blow to firms on £1.6bn college framework
Consultants expecting work until 2012 will only be offered projects for next three years
-
NewsThe Queen opens Swansea Leisure Centre
Davis Langdon project manager on leisure centre with the world’s first deep water surf machine
-
NewsPurcell Miller Tritton announces two appointments
Historic building consultant focus on residential activity with new associate
-
NewsCapita Symonds is consultant on coastal leisure scheme
Firm will provide consultancy for new sports facilities in Hastings and Bexhill up to 2020
-
NewsGleeds wins St Pancras Chambers contract
Consultant cost and project manager on £100m conversion of former Midland Grand Hotel
-
NewsNo...gas cookers... power shower... open windows... thanks…
A report by the NHBC reveals that the zero-carbon revolution is leaving home buyers cold. And if nobody’s going to buy them, is anybody going to build them?
-
NewsBaqus to use £1.8m for major acquisition
Consultant poised to make a major acquisition this year
-
News
Faber Maunsell reports 16% leap in turnover
Consultant posts a 16% jump in turnover from to £185.5m
-
NewsIndustry attacks Lords’ immigration report
Construction industry leaders have rounded on a House of Lords committee that found there was little evidence that immigration had benefited the UK
-
NewsAre government green tax cuts enough?
Head of Gleeds Financial Services asks if the tax incentives are enough to encourage true eco-initiatives and returns for property occupiers and investors
-
-
NewsRLF promotes staff to associate
Consultant promotes chartered surveyor Sue Nutt at Birmingham office
-
NewsWhite Young Green appoints two new associates
Consultant employs new associate director and associate planner
-
NewsCyril Sweett preferred bidder on £80m Scottish PPP scheme
Consortium led by consultant will design, construct, finance and operate four new schools in Inverclyde