Consultants News – Page 29
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NewsNew CIOB president sets out his stall
Paul Nash to prioritise ethics and continued expansion of the professional body
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NewsTeam picked for South-west London masterplan
Seifert tower in Tolworth is focal point of suburb earmarked for regeneration
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NewsONS moots new sector figure to include consultancy work
Statistics body currently only produces a narrow estimate of construction output
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NewsTop consultants vie for HS2 phase two roles
Client HS2 Ltd shortlists firms for key roles on branches of the high speed line north of Birmingham
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NewsNow RICS fines Sweett for bribery offence
A RICS disciplinary panel weighs in with six-figure fine
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NewsQatari Diar hotel plans 'will damage' US Embassy
Conservationists criticise plans to convert grade II-listed building into a hotel
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NewsT&T lands pair of Aussie 'vertical schools'
Consultant will help deliver pair of high-rise schools in Adelaide and New South Wales
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NewsRamboll boards the RSS Attenborough for Antarctica
The engineer will carry out surveys and provide on-site support in one of the world’s harshest climates
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NewsSEC calls on PM to help ailing construction industry
Engineering body wants confirmation that construction will be in new cabinet committee
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Consultant plans hiring spree after bank boost
Engineering consultant plans to add 50 new staff in the next year and 500 over next five years
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NewsScape confirms consultancy framework winner after challenge falls away
Confirmation of the award follows a challenge by one of the unsuccessful bidders
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NewsRLB appoints new Birmingham boss
Adam Ellis-Morgan is stepping up to become manageing director after less than eight months at the consultant
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NewsPell Frischmann snaps up M&E firm as it plans buying spree
Firm says Desco acquisition will be first of many as it looks to create engineering consultancy group
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NewsEx-Arup man’s firm lays out ambitious growth plans
Structural engineering consultant Symmetrys also plans to take on new staff
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NewsAlinea fears for contractors as Brexit dip begins to bite
Vote to leave the EU will see tender prices flatten out this year and then potentially fall