Contractors News – Page 49
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NewsDecision on contractor for Argent’s Paradise tower due in weeks
Called Octagon, residential scheme in Birmingham will be 49 storeys high
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NewsKeltbray sells stake in firm it bought three years ago
Lagan engineering business sold to management after owner decides it is non-core
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NewsData centres and healthcare help T Clarke hit order book record
Firm wants £500m revenue in three years’ time
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NewsNHS trust hands government back £10m after covid delays hospital redevelopment
Aecom, Ryder Architecture and Squibb Demolition already working on Whipps Cross scheme
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NewsDemolition winner on Derwent’s Baker Street job
Developer hoping to make start on main construction work this autumn
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NewsMultiplex sets out zero carbon targets
22 Bishopsgate contractor wants onsite zero emissions by 2025
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NewsCovid costs send Keltbray slumping into red
Firm racks up exceptional items bill of more than £8.5m
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NewsMace picks up nuclear work
Firm helping draw up component manufacturing facilities for missiles
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NewsISG pips rivals to land prized £75m Apple HQ fit-out
Battersea Power Station job follows Facebook deal firm won earlier this year
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NewsIn Pictures: Squires unveils King’s Cross apartment block
Scheme completed by McLaren last year
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NewsCovid and 22 Bishopsgate losses send Multiplex sinking £150m into red
London tower builder saw turnover fall nearly a third last year
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NewsFormer Crossrail chief who came under fire for late-running scheme joins Laing O’Rourke
Andrew Wolstenholme was criticised by politicians after it emerged scheme would miss opening deadline and be billions over budget
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NewsMorgan Sindall boss says he’s staying after £13m share sale prompts speculation over future
John Morgan has been in charge of business since 2012
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NewsCost of dealing with covid sends bill for McAlpine’s Big Ben restoration up again
Scheme, which had originally been budgeted at £29m, will now cost close to £89m