All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 106
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NewsHuge boost for industry as government green lights HS2
Notice to Proceed orders issued to four main teams behind civils work
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NewsKey London client mulls restarting sites
Stanhope behind string of high-profile jobs in capital
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NewsPandemic forces RLB to delay company strategy plan by six months
Firm has furloughed staff and introduced pay cuts to deal with coronavirus outbreak
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News'You will be remembered': CLC's warning shot to those firms failing to settle bills
Open letter to industry says now is not the time to delay paying suppliers
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NewsEverton kicks off planning process to redevelop Goodison Park home
Local practice Condy Lofthouse behind mixed-use proposal
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CommentCoronavirus means the certainties of just a few weeks ago are now clouded in doubt
Sites shutting down is a here and now consequence of the coronavirus pandemic. But what about when this is all over, asks Dave Rogers
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NewsLaing O’Rourke furloughs 1,000 staff
Harrogate coronavirus hospital builder Bam also puts 18% of staff onto government’s jobs retention scheme
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NewsFosters becomes first major architect to furlough staff
Practice introducing 20% cuts for majority of 1,400 employees
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NewsCMA set to probe £37m Kingspan deal further
Watchdog says planned purchase of SIG-owned Building Solutions could breach competition rules
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NewsMcAlpine furloughs half its staff and cuts pay for remainder
Around 1,000 staff put on government job retention scheme
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NewsIndustry races to complete NHS Nightingale hospital in record time
Mace, BDP and CFES set to hand over remaining beds over coming weeks
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NewsBam to reopen London sites next week as firm inks deal to build arena next to Manchester City stadium
Scheme in Manchester eclipses work on suspended Facebook site as firm’s largest UK job
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NewsMace furloughs more than 800 staff
Firm joins McAlpine, O’Rourke, Wates and Morgan Sindall in turning to two-week old government initiative
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NewsMcAlpine eyes savings of £30m as its prepares to furlough staff
Firm forced to turn to government scheme as dozens of its sites stand idle because of coronavirus