Contractors News – Page 262
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NewsConstruction output fell 7% in February
Construction output falls 7% year on year, driven by declines in housing, public sector and commcercial work
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NewsSeddon split into three firms
Seddon Group has restructured to create three independently owned trading companies
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NewsWillmott Dixon wins £250k in court case
Contractor has won a legal case for just £250k in withheld fees from developer Newlon Housing
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NewsBam bags £30m Salford university job
Contractor appointed preferred bidder for £30m arts and media centre at the University of Salford
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NewsIndustry giants embroiled in construction fraud probe
Exclusive: Arrests at subcontractor Alandale as police probe focuses on Laing O’Rourke and Costain’s £250m Farringdon station upgrade
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NewsFour arrests in construction fraud probe
Police have arrested four people in connection with alleged corruption over winning rail work in London
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NewsFirms appointed to build £600m Scots power substations
Balfour Beatty, Miller, and Bam Nuttall among firms appointed to £600m electricity substation programme in north of Scotland
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NewsWates family retakes reins at Wates Group
Exclusive: Exit of chief executive Paul Drechsler anticipated towards the end of the year as James Wates takes over as chair of contractor
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NewsLaing O’ Rourke undergoes management shake-up
Exclusive: Development and design director goes to work for Apple as new finance director appointed
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NewsConstruction 'worst' sector for insolvencies
PwC says more than 600 insolvencies in first quarter of 2013
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NewsLend Lease's European finance boss departs
Exclusive: Stephen Grist, Lend Lease’s finance boss in its Europe, Middle East and Africa business has left the firm
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NewsKier given access to May Gurney's books
Contractor on course to table rival offer to Costain for £695m turnover May Gurney
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NewsInterserve invests in £200m Edinburgh scheme
Contractor forms joint venture with developer Tiger on mixed-use Haymarket project
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NewsMay Gurney to lose £780m roads job
Support services contractor launches formal appeal as Norfolk council plans to end relationship with firm
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NewsCostain joint venture wins £300m Crossrail fit out job
Contract is the last major construction contract to be awarded on the project
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NewsHoward Shiplee to leave Laing O’Rourke
Former Olympic boss appointed to lead welfare reform at the Department for Work and Pensions
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NewsKier may make rival offer for May Gurney
Contractor issues statement following announcement of £178m Costain merger proposal
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NewsEC Harris and Mace to ensure Kingdom Tower hits targets
UK-based joint venture made responsible for $1.2bn budget as Omnium appointed QS
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NewsCostain-May Gurney merger to cost 150 jobs
But directors say £178m deal is designed to drive growth