All Contractors articles – Page 235
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NewsThree quarters of construction SMEs plan pay rises
Majority of firms plan pay rises in 2015, according to industry survey
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NewsBoris urges UK firms to launch in Malaysia
Mayor of London call comes after architect unveils plan for ‘Malaysia Square’ at Battersea Power Station
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NewsLondon's contractors turn down one third of invitations to tender
Aecom survey shows construction companies becoming more choosy as tender price inflation rise
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CommentManaging the unknown unknowns
We can’t afford to be ignorant of what goes on in our supply chains, the risks are just too great …
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NewsGovernment unveils plan to tackle late payment
Big firms to be forced to publish payment performance data
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NewsO'Brien growth continues apace
SME profile: Midlands-based O’Brien Contractors has surpassed its pre-recession revenue peak
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NewsBalfour Beatty’s incoming boss ‘already exerting influence’
Current boss of defence firm QinetiQ sits in on board level budget meetings, meets with divisional bosses and visits sites
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NewsInterserve seals fresh Saudi JV
Contractor strikes deal with Gulf facilities management firm Rezayat
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NewsMitie buys stake in real estate consultant
Contracting group has bought a majority stake in consultant Source8
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NewsSubcontractors write off £200m in late payments and retentions
Survey finds huge amounts of money is written off as bad debt by subcontractors
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NewsKier secures £120m debt facility in US
Debt facility will enable Kier to secure borrowing at fixed rates
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NewsHousing association launches £1bn contractor framework
Hyde Group encourages SMEs as well as major contractors to bid
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NewsSeverfield targets profit growth after return to black
Chief executive Ian Lawson targets profit growth after steelwork firm posts solid half-year results
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NewsVinci's Nottingham tram project hit by further delays
Latest delay blamed on need to relocate underground utilities
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NewsHSE halts work at 11 Liverpool refurb jobs
Safety inspectors intervene after finding dangerous working conditions