Consultants News – Page 55
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NewsEC Harris appoints new UK boss
Appointment one of several senior changes at firm and Dutch parent Arcadis
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NewsRival teams vying to take on stalled Pinnacle tower
Exclusive: Lipton Rogers and US-based developer Hines prepare competing bids for prestige City of London project
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NewsRLB's African venture wins Mozambique resort job
Joint venture will cost manage £92m sea-front resort in Maputo
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NewsStart-up Alinea sets sights on £1.5m turnover in first year
Firm currently working on £1bn worth of schemes, with co-founder saying firm “couldn’t have asked for a better start”
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NewsFears £750m framework may be open to legal challenge
Further delays and 400 tender clarifications spark concern over consultants’ public sector framework
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NewsMouchel seeking 600 engineers
Consultant reports revenue of £555m in first full year since bank rescue
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NewsMAC on course to double in size this year
Start-up consultant specialising in retail sector forecasts strong fourth year of trading
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NewsCommercial work grows at fastest rate on record
Major spike in activity in UK regions in November boosts commercial sector, says Savills
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NewsDBK wins 4,000-home framework
Consultant appointed to provide long term cost management support to residential developer Pocket
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NewsTeam picked for prestigious parliament refurb role
Exclusive: Consortium of three firms beats four rivals to key role on £720m-plus Palace of Westminster project
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NewsFresh delay to £750m public sector framework 'sets off alarm bells'
Consultants hit out at mismanagement and confusion after deadline for submission of bids for major framework put back
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NewsUK firms celebrate Dubai 2020 World Expo triumph
HOK and other UK-based consultants celebrate winning bid for multi-billion pound event
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NewsSweett revenue increases 18%
Firm’s chair hails “disciplined approach” as the secret to Sweett’s success
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NewsWYG reports rise in profitability
Firm reports operating profit of £1.7m in the first half of 2013-14
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NewsMace picks new programme management boss
Mace has appointed a new boss of its global programme management business
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NewsMott MacDonald to require carbon cuts on all projects
Firm will only use subbies that meet its standards, calling carbon a “business-critical issue”
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NewsArup asked to help investigate Latvian supermarket collapse
Structural engineers at the firm’s Moscow office asked for assistance following president’s call for international expertise
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NewsAecom's commercial team in new shake-up
Will MacDonald joins from Inhabit Group, while Paul Nash departs for Turner Townsend
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NewsLatvian government falls after supermarket collapse
Prime minister resigns days after president appeals for help from international construction firms