All Contractors articles – Page 29
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NewsKeller profit slides as firm counts cost of Australia fraud
Firm also reveals that one of its staff was killed in Ukraine war last month
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NewsBattersea boss swaps Mace for Multiplex
New arrival joins 22 Bishopsgate builder to work on tall tower schemes
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NewsOutcome of Willmott Dixon cladding battle could trigger similar suits, say lawyers
Contractor suing supply chain for £47m over alleged defects in Woolwich Tesco scheme
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NewsMcLaren wins £90m race to revamp Islington landmark
Makeover for Angel Square will add more storeys to 1990s block
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NewsIn Pictures: Mace’s £50m facelift of Goldman Sachs’ former HQ
Paternoster Square scheme cuts building’s carbon use in half
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine’s deputy London boss leaves
Vince Lydon joined firm from Balfour Beatty eight years ago
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NewsMore Tolent staff find new jobs at social housing specialist
Over 30 staff picked up by £36m turnover Sunderland firm Re:Gen
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NewsProfit at Bouygues’ construction arm returns to pre-pandemic number
Group-wide revenue at French giant also rose above 2019 figure
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NewsMultiplex set to win race for £200m makeover of 1980s City block
Revamp for One Exchange Square at Broadgate campus designed by Fletcher Priest
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NewsTolent founder steps in to save Teesside jobs
Firm set up by John Wood’s sons hoping to take on 150 staff
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NewsAnother North-east builder sinks into administration
Spiralling costs on jobs fell Newcastle firm with loss of 80 jobs
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NewsProfit down at Glencar despite huge leap in turnover
Revenue up 160% but inflation and investment eat into bottom line
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NewsDeveloper announced for 31-storey tower in controversial Liverpool scheme
Patagonia Place resi scheme being built by local firm Vermont
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NewsWillmott Dixon picked for Milton Keynes town regeneration scheme
Work to start on site later this year
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NewsGresham Street office set for £200m green makeover
Plans include outdoor workspace on every floor
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NewsSubcontractors expecting six-figure losses as local firms count cost of Tolent implosion
Some staff blame demise on decision to sign up for ‘too big’ mixed-use scheme in Durham
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NewsSellafield seeks four partners for £3bn infrastructure programme
Programme of works at West Cumbria nuclear site will run for 15 years
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NewsTolent sinks into administration with loss of over 300 jobs
Rising materials costs, supply chain problems and loss-making job blamed for 40-year-old firm’s demise
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NewsLendlease says cladding repair bill will be north of £100m as firm puts figure on cost for first time
Amount relates to Crosby Homes business firm bought 18 years ago
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NewsTolent staff fears as uncertainty hangs over business
Staff take to LinkedIn to look for new jobs