Contractors News – Page 68
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NewsSeddon tipped for £24m Stockport college job
Wates left scheme last August after failing to agree price
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NewsMore workers allowed on Scottish sites
Further relaxation of restrictions north of border due in coming weeks
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NewsRG Carter consulting staff over job losses
Norwich contractor declines to comment on speculation up to 5% of staff are at risk
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NewsCostain says sites settling down after covid-19 low
Trading update says its has close to £100m cash in bank
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NewsDeveloper at centre of police probe strikes deal to restart £100m Liverpool job
Work on Elliot Group’s Aura scheme ground to halt in wake of fraud allegations
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NewsLaing O’Rourke planning to unfurlough all 900 staff on government jobs scheme next month
Firm adds it will put all employees back on full pay from August
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NewsLondon contractor offers covid-19 antibody test to staff and suppliers
Collins Construction says it has tested more than 230 people this week
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NewsWorries grow over cut-throat bidding and cash flows drying up, Mace report finds
Tender forecast expects ‘substantial drop’ in new projects over next 18 months
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NewsMace cutting 300 jobs as aviation work runs dry
Firm the latest to announce redundancy programme in wake of covid-19 crisis
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NewsClients delaying decisions on jobs, Severfield warns
Covid-19 crisis overshadows improved set of results for steelwork contractor
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NewsGalliford Try signs up for first phase of £500m Tottenham Hale regen
Firm will build out two plots in deal worth £85m
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NewsWates proposes Nightingale-style plan to build extra space for schools
Firm says easy-to-build temporary classrooms will help tackle growing crisis
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NewsDelays meant Birmingham spent £60m less on Commonwealth Games village in first quarter of this year
Council had budgeted to fork out £179m but scheme falling behind schedule saw huge underspend
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NewsKeltbray to axe 300 staff as slowdown in London commercial work bites
Firm to begin consultations with 15% of workforce next week
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NewsLaing O’Rourke running the rule over business as it promises return to full productivity next month
Firm declines to comment on speculation it is planning job cuts
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NewsMultiplex the next to begin laying off staff
Building understands up to 20% of employees at risk
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NewsDCMS keeping tabs on Commonwealth Games costs as officials grapple with covid-19 impact
Department brought in to run rule over numbers as athletes village faces being scaled back
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NewsGovernment fine-tuning plans to accelerate public sector work awards
BEIS drawing up proposals to hand out jobs sooner than planned