Consultants News – Page 37
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WSP PB buys 2,000-strong Canadian firm
WSP PB acquires Canadian engineering consultant MMM for £270m
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Building apprentice body panned by Ofsted
A body run by mechanical engineering trade association B ES has been slated by Ofsted
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Philip Youell to leave Arcadis
Former chief executive of EC Harris to retire from role of global director of marketing and communications
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Gender stereotypes still deterring girls from STEM subjects, says Aecom
Research from Aecom finds girls are still avoiding STEM subjects due to gender stereotyping
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Tender prices to rocket by 2020
The RICS’ Building Cost Information Service forecasts tender prices will be a third up on their pre-recession peak
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Construction grows for ninth straight quarter
Industry reports growth for second quarter of 2015 according to CPA survey, with activity led by private housing, commercial and infrastructure sectors
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JLL buys fit-out firm Bluu
JLL has acquired design and fit-out firm Bluu as it expands its Tétris business
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Atkins launches Singapore architecture practice
Consultant opens Singapore architect practice to develop relationship with Chinese contractors
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Mace maintains tender cost inflation forecast
Mace’s cost consultancy division maintains tender cost inflation forecast at 4.5%
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T&T returns to partnership as it abandons plans to float
Consultant says surprise move will help attract skilled staff as number with share of ownership will double
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£400m gas power stations get go-ahead
Gas-fired power stations in Suffolk and South Wales get go-ahead from DECC
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KPMG snaps up project consultancy firm
Accountant buys major projects consultant High-Point Rendel
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T&T wins mega Singapore data centre
Data centre for Indonesia’s largest telecommunications company
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Consultants bag spots on Natural History Museum frameworks
Artelia, Fraser Randall and Focus among the winners
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Vinci UK hit by £217m pre-tax loss
Problems on Nottingham tram project contributed to firm’s major pre-tax loss
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Speed freaks: Capita unveils Goodwood sculpture
Capita’s property and infrastructure business has unveiled this year’s sculpture for the Goodwood Festival of Speed
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New York pips London as most expensive place to build
Turner Townsend produces its latest international construction market survey
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Sweett slumps to £1.1m loss
Consultant’s Asia Pacific and Middle East divisions drag down results, as Europe and UK perform well