All Contractors articles – Page 168
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NewsHuge US investor snaps up second UK builder
First Reserve to acquire Dyer Butler after buying Morrison Utility Services earlier this year
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NewsKier to replace Amey on two Highways England deals
News comes after Amey’s deals for two parts of east England were cut short earlier this month
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NewsGovernment launches £1bn fit-out framework
The four-year framework could see up to 30 contractors appointed
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NewsValue of work won crashes 30% on last year
Residential sector continues to outperform the rest of the industry, with private housing accounting for most contract wins
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NewsSeverfield bags £29m India contract haul
The projects range from towers in Kerala to a parking facility in Karnataka
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NewsThree shortlisted for £260m rail extension to isolated London suburb
TfL shortlists three big-name bidders for rail extension to Barking Riverside - one of London’s most isolated areas
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NewsIndustry calls for reform after CITB boss’ exit
Construction industry figures call for clearer leadership from training body after sudden resignation of chief executive Adrian Belton
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NewsKier tops the leagues again with 59 deals worth £190m
Next come ISG and Wilmott Dixon, as latter lands free school new build contract
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NewsBalfour turnaround on track, says CEO
Leo Quinn says troubled contractor is on track to return to 2-3% margins
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NewsLaing O'Rourke bags £235m Manchester lab
Contractor will build laboratory for advanced materials
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NewsWillmott Dixon chalks up another police station win
Contractor will build £24m police station for Lancashire Constabulary
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NewsCITB chief exec resigns
Adrian Belton to depart this month, less than three years into his role
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NewsMorgan Sindall picks up £750m contract hat-trick
Contractor hails major wins with Sellafield, Heathrow and London Underground
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NewsByrne Group in the red after further Chorus losses
Loss-making contracts lead to £11.9m pre-tax loss
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NewsMajor contractors to be prosecuted over Crossrail death
The three contractors face charges over the death of a worker and two other incidents
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FeaturesNeil Martin: Steady as he goes
Since Neil Martin took over at the helm of Lendlease’s European construction operations he has returned the firm to profit and steadied the ship. So the question everyone wants to know is how he did it
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CommentA winning formula
Creating cities that foster vibrant communities and with the infrastructure in place to secure their economic competitiveness, is no mean feat
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NewsCarillion revenue surges in 2016
Construction group says strong rise in turnover will underpin profit growth this year