All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 26
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NewsGalliford Try FD leaving for Persimmon
Andrew Duxbury helped oversee contractor’s exit from housebuilding with Linden sale
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NewsMcGee promotes former O’Rourke veteran to new operations director role
Richard Wilkinson joined dmolition and structures specialist in spring
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NewsFormer Britishvolt director appointed to MD role at London consultant
Arrival sees K2 founder move up to CEO role
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NewsResidents to move in next year after glazing problem hits Laing O’Rourke’s Whiteleys scheme
Mixed-use development was supposed to open this year but has been delayed until 2024
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NewsCrown Estate to revamp another of its ageing London offices with McLaren on £30m St James’s refurb
Property manager overhauling 1970s-built 10 Spring Gardens after Multiplex named last week for 1960s New Zealand House work
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NewsSubcontractors cutting prices to fill falling order books, bellwether report says
Client decisions on work taking longer as PMI data records another fall in monthly output
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NewsMillett to have day-to-day responsibility for Mace’s construction and consulting businesses
Rejig will see creation of new deputy group chief executive role in January
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NewsSkills centre at mothballed HS2 Euston site completed as talks about scheme’s future drag on
Job includes building accommodation block for thousands of workers
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NewsMultiplex lined up to revamp 1960s London landmark
New Zealand House deal has £150m pricetag with work due to start middle of next year
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NewsMcLaughlin & Harvey chalks up Wolverhampton education work
Work on £61m scheme due to finish September 2025
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NewsCreditors to vote next week on CVA proposal for Squibb
Demolition firm hoping to strike deal on payment proposals
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NewsFormer McAlpine commercial director joins old boss at McLaren
Paul Spiller spent nearly 25 years at contractor before leaving in spring under rejig
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NewsOverseas workloads send profit and income up at Allies and Morrison
Firm was given planning for new showcourt at Wimbledon last week
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CommentFirms going bust, millions lost and all for a next-to-nothing margin. Who in their right mind would want to be a contractor?
Doing the same things over and over isn’t working anymore. Surely it’s worth trying something different, writes Dave Rogers
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NewsAdministrations in construction jump as low margins hit squeezed firms’ wriggle room
Industry one of the worst sectors affected by companies going under
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NewsFormer Kier London boss takes up role at ski resort planned under Saudi’s $500bn Neom mega scheme
David McKenzie left contractor earlier this year which has now completed rejig of division
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NewsBam lands deal to transform historic warehouse into BBC Birmingham base
Firm also working on new home of MasterChef TV show in city