Contractors – Page 139
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NewsRecovering Severfield on track to meet profit target
Firm puts Cheesegrater problems behind it to post bumper set of results
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NewsWaterloo office block developer raids Argent for new construction director
HB Reavis plans to knock 1960s Elizabeth House down and rebuild it
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NewsProcure North West announces £400m minor works framework
The new framework will cover construction projects worth less than £1m
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NewsContractors hoping to reel in £20m Essex cinema
The Basildon scheme will deliver a 10-screen cinema and six new restaurants
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NewsBalfour Beatty fined £500k over hand-arm vibration syndrome
Health and Safety Executive said firm had failed to protect workers from “well known risk”
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NewsEU workers make up almost 30% of London construction workforce
Around 35% of construction workers in the capital are from outside the UK
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NewsNetwork Rail launches £5bn framework
Successful bidders will be responsible for track works over the next decade
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NewsKier says Mac site ‘had 24-hour fire patrols’
Contractor answers questions about how grade A building was protected
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NewsMultiplex nabs £400m contract to transform former Met Police HQ
The Squire Partners-designed scheme received planning permission in 2016
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NewsGalliford Try grabs first prize in race for £45m Leeds uni sports building
Architect Sheppard Robson designed the building for Leeds Beckett University
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NewsGovernment launches consultation on combustible cladding
The consultation will run until 14 August
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NewsGovernment announces new fund to help plug skills gap
The £22m fund will help train people onsite
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NewsWates construction boss promoted to firm's board
Paul Chandler joined contractor from Skanska last year
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NewsFuture of fire-ravaged Glasgow School of Art up in the air
The fire is thought to have destroyed restoration works being carried out by Kier
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NewsMcLaren coup as it wins deal to build new HQ for Dar
Currie Brown owner plans to start work on Holborn job this August
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NewsCarillion's Qatari arm was chasing £250m when it went bust
Number is 25% higher than the one former chief executive Richard Howson told MPs in February
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NewsTriumphant of Tunbridge Wells, Mace wins £90m job in spa town
Council scheme will include offices, theatre and public space
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NewsEast London estate revamp gets go-ahead
Barking Dagenham’s development firm Be First leads £250m project
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NewsAston Villa forced to relocate training facilities to make way for HS2
O’Brien Contractors has started works to enable the move