All Contractors articles – Page 112
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NewsMoD land dispute could add £350m to parliament estate’s bill
Parliamentary report reveals defence department’s “refusal to engage” could lead to decant of MPs and peers being pushed back to 2028
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NewsVinci lined up for £100m UCL East contract
Contractor chosen to deliver second building in university’s new Stratford campus
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NewsIn pictures: Carmody Groarke's Windermere museum set to open its doors
The museum, which displays boats used on England’s largest lake, will open to the public this weekend
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NewsCabinet minister takes swipe at Interserve's rebel shareholders
‘Greedy capitalists,’ felled the business
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NewsBoss reveals extent of tech work still to complete at Crossrail stations
Mark Wild says host of fit-out jobs including critical communications network not yet finished
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NewsInterserve administration gets minister’s blessing
Prepack that prevented total collapse has ‘considerably strengthened’ contractor’s position, says Oliver Dowden
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FeaturesLondon contractors market update
What impact is the uncertainty around Brexit having on main contractor and MEP contractors’ London workloads?
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NewsKier names Andrew Davies as next chief executive
Davies was due to take top job at Carillion a week after it collapsed
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NewsUS hedge fund says blame for shareholder wipeout is Interserve's – not its rebellion
Coltrane led opposition to firm’s preferred rescue deal, which was rejected by shareholders leaving Interserve to enter administration
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News‘You still owe us £64m,’ says client who kicked Interserve off Glasgow waste job
Water firm says it will ‘take all necessary procedural steps’ to recover money
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FeaturesAt a crunch shareholder meeting two hours before Interserve went under, most seats were empty
Only three people asked questions and two of them were the same
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NewsInterserve tells subcontractors and staff not to worry about upcoming payments
Senior figures take to Twitter promising there will be "no delays" in money
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NewsInterserve formally applies for administration
Suppliers due to be paid under new arrangement, with lenders writing off moree than £800m of debt
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NewsDawnus on the brink of collapse
Grant Thornton is expected to be named administrator of stricken Swansea firm
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NewsNew art gallery built by B&K in Milton Keynes opens to public
Scheme designed by London practice 6a