Contractors News – Page 72
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NewsLockdown sees construction lose £300m a day as subcontractors run out of money
Scale of problems facing industry underlined by two new reports
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NewsCovid-19 spooks investors behind regen projects, Morgan Sindall warns
Funders taking second look at schemes ‘amid concerns over future viability’
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NewsMiddle East contractor to become largest shareholder in Costain
Dubai firm to take 15% stake in business under £100m cash raising plan
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NewsThree out of four sites have now reopened, says trade body
But productivity on London jobs lags behind rest of England and Wales
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NewsConstruction output falls at fastest rate on record
Dramatic drop in April sends activity nosediving to its lowest point in 23 years
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NewsTolent-built Nightingale hospital could become covid-19 rehab centre
Sunderland scheme at empty industrial unit was opened yesterday
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NewsHospital put on standby as Interserve completes more beds at Birmingham site
Nightingale centre has received no patients since it was built last month
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NewsCovid-19 safety protocol set up for fit-out sector
Trade body’s audit finds seven tasks impossible to do safely
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NewsTender opportunities fall off a cliff
Covid-19 pandemic means just 217 contracts up for grabs until July
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NewsInterserve converts three hotels into covid-19 isolation centres
Firm working for health department and Home Office
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NewsGovernment safety net pulled after furloughed staff at collapsed contractor made redundant
All 91 employees at CPUK axed making them ineligible to remain in job retention scheme
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NewsMace to ramp up number of workers on sites in coming months
Firm targeting 80% capacity by July
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NewsCLC backs conflict avoidance pledge
New initiative will help tackle issues arising from coronavirus lockdown
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NewsMore and more sites restarting but worries grow over abuse of workers in Scotland
Trade group north of border drawing up checklist to educate hostile public
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NewsInterserve trials new social distancing warning technology on Birmingham hospital job
Alarm sounds if people are closer than 2m
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NewsLaing O’Rourke opens nearly 400 beds at Welsh hospital a year early for covid patients
Gleeds project manager on scheme
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NewsMost construction firms have no coronavirus recovery plan
Survey reveals lack of planning for post-lockdown phase could hold sector back
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NewsLaing O’Rourke asks workers to use alternatives to Tube on remobilised Tottenham Court Road job
Suggestions include cycling or driving in as £195m Soho Place scheme resumes