All Contractors articles – Page 317
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine and Laing O'Rourke battle for Fitzrovia job
Contractors seek new hope for ‘NoHo Square’ site
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FeaturesContractors' pay: The 30 days war
Eighteen months after the government introduced its Prompt Payment Code, Building’s Specialists White Paper has revealed that 83% of contractors are still waiting more than 30 days to be paid. Vern Pitt reports on one of the industry’s longest-running battles
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine + Mace tipped for £8bn Earls Court job
Building understands contractors are in pole position for massive west London development
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NewsMinisters seek to boost tunnelling skills
Move comes as government publishes revised public building work pipeline
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NewsLend Lease fined $56m for New York scam
Olympics village developer pleads guilty to overcharging US clients
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NewsMcAleer & Rushe poaches Mivan manager
James Hicken joins rival firm as business development director
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NewsSearch begins for new chief construction adviser
Sources say current building tsar Paul Morrell ‘has ruled out’ serving a third two-year term
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins London Gateway rail contract
Civil engineering division will build rail temrinal for DP World’s London Gateway hub
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NewsLate payments crippling small construction firms
New report finds industry is worst-hit by lack of timely settlements
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NewsOxfordshire deal could net Carillion £700m
Shared services giant wins 10-year property and facilities-management contract
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NewsBidders for £4.35bn defence contracts revealed
List of firms interested in bidding for three new regional prime contracts worth up to £4.35bn published
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NewsMiller Group appoints new chairman
Firm picks former Scottish Power chief executive Philip Bowman
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NewsCarillion and Lovell win places on £300m framework
Contractors bag five-year heating maintenance framework
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NewsFoster wins £82m home improvements deal
Biggest win to date for East Anglia-based maintenance firm
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NewsUKTI examining how Olympic marketing rules could be relaxed
Concerns raised through Building ‘now being taken seriously’
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News'Majority' of 255 Killby & Gayford staff laid off
Administrator BDO seeks buyers for historic fit-out company
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NewsCITB to launch new business to rival private training firms
Chairman to consult on making skills body more commercial
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NewsKillby & Gayford goes into administration
BDO handles administration of 150-year-old contractor, famous for high-end work including Number 10 Downing St