All Contractors articles – Page 166
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News90-year-old contractors fall into administration
Administrators consider options for two Leeds-based businesses that worked on London’s O2 Arena
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NewsLakehouse suffers £33.3m loss in debut results on stock market
But executive chairman Bob Holt says firm has ‘reset the dial’
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NewsContractors scoop £750m NHS modular framework
The four-year framework was awarded entirely to specialist contractors
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NewsSpanish contractor raises roof on Atletico stadium
FCC Construcción has begun elevating roof on Atletico Madrid’s new stadium
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NewsKier continues to top tables with £293m contracts in December
Contractor thrashes rivals with £485m haul for final two months of 2016 with Wates coming second last
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NewsBechtel over a year behind on £36m Tube upgrade job
Contractor was originally meant to complete Vauxhall upgrade by end of 2015
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CommentMove on up
Construction has always valued experience and ability over background and connections. But it can still do a lot more to help increase social mobility - and apprenticeships should be at the heart of our efforts
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NewsContractor lands £47m Liverpool life sciences project
Morgan Sindall will extend the city’s Knowledge Quarter
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NewsMitie posts another profit warning
Outsourcing giant moves to replace finance boss with former Balfour director
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NewsLendlease set for prized £650m Google HQ
Exclusive: Firm sees off remaining rival Sir Robert McAlpine for prestigious scheme
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NewsEx-Laing O'Rourke director Callum Tuckett joins Multiplex
Former commercial director spent 24 years at Laing O’Rourke before joining rival
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NewsKier to start £85m scheme as L&G secures funding
Construction starts as Legal General partners with ‘major international investor’
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News130-year-old contractor calls in administrators
Administrators consider options for 65-strong Hull-based Hall Construction
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NewsCarillion wins £49m Scottish rail deal
Contract bags electrification contract for 74km rail line between Edinburgh and Glasgow
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NewsContractors should push for 5% margins, says ISG boss
Paul Cossell says audit of firm’s construction contracts reveals up to £40m was spent inefficiently
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FeaturesPaul Cossell: Above and beyond
Paul Cossell took charge of ISG last year as the fit-out, construction and engineering firm transferred into private hands, a move which has enabled him to explore areas outside the core business
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NewsFurther fall in industry output in November
Strong private housing growth only bright spot in latest ONS figures
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NewsCentre Point tower revamp nears completion
Almacantar and Multiplex progressing revamp of 34-storey brutalist tower