Consultants News – Page 70
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NewsFacilities maintenance 'fails to look long term'
RICS report says facilities maintenance professionals are not managing buildings sustainably or efficiently
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NewsICE president call for industry to inspire a generation
Barry Clarke says industry can use major projects to increase the numbers of young people coming into the profession
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NewsOutsourcing boosts Babcock revenue and profit
Engineering giant posts half-year results with revenue up 6% and pre-tax profit up 13%
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NewsDavis Langdon head of commercial latest partner to go
Paul Allen leaves consultant after 25 years, saying he is looking for a “new career challenge”
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NewsEC Harris purchase buoys Arcadis turnover
Dutch consultant reports 34% revenue growth on acquisition of UK and Asian firms
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NewsEC Harris and Arup win roles on ‘Scalpel’ tower
Firms win QS and structural engineer roles on skyscraper for insurance company WR Berkley
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NewsRLB and Arup win Magnox job
Consultant and engineer appointed to provide engineering and structural consultancy at Magnox’s Trawsfynydd site
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NewsRamboll UK sinks into the red
Exclusive: Cost of firm’s integration with engineer Gifford sees firm report a loss in 2011
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NewsAecom man becomes Manchester commerce head
Regional director Cusack will represent business interests in the city
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NewsMake submits Hanover Square office scheme
Mace to project manage 66,000ft 2 Legal General scheme near Crossrail station
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NewsSweett wins role on £600m Hong Kong hospital
Sweett Group to provide cost management services for hospital development in Hong Kong
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NewsMace poaches sports venues head from Davis Langdon
Exclusive: Alan Willby departure comes as five members of Davis Langdon’s dispute resolution team are set to exit
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NewsSeven firms grab place on £28m North-east framework
Engineers Atkins, Mott Macdonald and URS all take spots
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NewsG&T for Foster + Partners' Manhattan skyscraper
Firm lands consultancy role on a Foster + Partners-designed New York skyscraper
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NewsDavis Langdon fills Asia gap
KPK takeover fills the gap created when Aecom failed to acquire Davis Langdon’s Asian business in 2010