All articles by David Matthews – Page 18
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NewsLondon firms demand Thameslink decision
Pressure builds for clarity on £5.5bn London rail link upgrade
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NewsHalcrow wins French nuclear contract
Engineer to help project manage construction of nuclear fusion reactor in southern France
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Vinci construction turnover falls 3%
French group sees overall revenue grow but construction division weakens
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NewsCyril Sweett and Miller win £435m Scottish framework
Consortium is named preferred bidder on the hub North Territory community facilities project
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NewsAtkins buys Danish bridge company
Engineer buys into buoyant Scandinavian infrustructure market
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NewsMears tries to snap up all Rok social housing contracts
Chief executive at Mears says he is looking to take over collapsed firm’s social housing deals as PwC is appointed administrator
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NewsGalliford Try's reports growth in housing
Contractor makes positive interim statement but says warns mortgage availability and public sector cuts make future uncertain
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NewsInfrastructure body sets date for making application decisions
Director of Infrastructure Planning Commission says it will make decisions from June 2011 despite being abolished the following year
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NewsCity watch: Here comes the cavalry
Mouchel was not the only company that wavered on the market this week - Serco suffered a blip after it tried to pass on a government price squeeze to suppliers and was humiliatingly forced to apologise for it after pressure from Francis Maude
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NewsMears salvages £100m from Connaught debris
Social housing firm Mears expects to expand its revenue and workforce by 10% over the next year after picking up more than £100m of contracts from collapsed rival Connaught, writes David Matthews.
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NewsWSP warns of public sector slowdown
Engineering group trades in line with expectations but takes on more debt than anticipated
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NewsConstruction growth peaks
Latest CIPS figures for October show that growth in new activity is lowest in eight months
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NewsStyles & Wood issues turnover warning
Property support company expects revenue to drop £40m from 2009 figure
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NewsMouchel axes 200 managers as it reveals £15m loss
Redundancies are in addition to job losses announced earlier this year
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NewsDecline in tender prices as material costs rise
Tender prices are expected to remain flat over next six months according to BCIS index
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NewsPrisk warns RICS of 'smaller fees'
Construction minister and RICS fellow Mark Prisk says government cut-backs will lead to reduced fees
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NewsOver half of local transport schemes in limbo face axe
Local authority projects need more than twice the £600m Department for Transport funding pot to go ahead
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NewsTurnover soars at Jones Lang LaSalle and CBRE
Commercial real estate firms see revenue rise by over a fifth
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NewsNew road building freeze for two years
No new transport schemes will begin construction until 2012-3