All QS articles – Page 125
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NewsBouygues and O’Rourke join forces to take on Crossrail
Bouygues and Laing O’Rourke have agreed to team up to bid for work on the £16bn Crossrail scheme, signalling a strengthening of ties between the two firms
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CommentBoyle's law
A certain Scottish singer is not the only thing that has captivated the Americans in recent times – mid-sized UK quantity surveying firms are also finding favour
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NewsT&T to be dropped from Viñoly arts centre
Consultant becomes latest firm to get caught in the fiasco surrounding Rafael Viñoly’s Colchester scheme
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NewsHyder Consulting shuts down QS arm
Firm shuts down its quantity surveying arm RPA as part of a redundancy and restructuring programme
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NewsHill announces senior executive appointments
Firm hires a new senior executive and promotes another executive in its European project management group
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NewsRLF project manages £9m social housing scheme
The Forum social housing scheme forms part of Hatfield's regeneration
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NewsCapita completes stage one of £2.5m playground
Play Pathfinder aims to provide children free access to natural and innovative play opportunities
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Gleeds secures £55m college contracts
Consultant appointed to project manage college schemes in Northamptonshire
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NewsCapita launches mountain bike trail design service
Consultant will offer clients design and build service for mountain bike trails
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NewsWYG wins £4.17m contract in Serbia
Project aims to ensure EU gets full value for funds directed at regional development
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NewsGreen Shoots
Each week Building will ask an expert to analyse the latest evidence of green shoots, and see if it stands up to scrutiny. This week we have Simon Rawlinson, partner in Davis Langdon, on housing
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Currie & Brown robbed of Mexican police station haul
A programme to build 80 police stations in Mexico, that was being managed by Currie & Brown, is to be re-tendered as the government tries to drive down costs
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Cyril Sweett rules out appeal
Cyril Sweett will not appeal against the decision to leave it off an £800m consultants framework
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NewsCyril Sweett in talks over £30bn of Iraqi reconstruction
Plan includes rebuilding Baghdad, Najaf and Karbala, and adding multibillion-pound city extensions
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NewsBouygues fined £160,000 for worker death
Contractor pleaded guilty to breaching regulations after man was killed by a reversing vehicle
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NewsEC Harris lands Trafalgar Square green scheme
GLA appoints consultant as project manager and CDM coordinator on energy saving project
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NewsCapita hires former Highways Agency chief executive
Consultant strengthens focus on intelligent transport and heavy infrastructure markets
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NewsCapita buys urban design consultant AMA
Consultant acquires Andrew Martin Associates' three offices for an undisclosed sum
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Davis Langdon to take plunge in Saudi Arabia
Davis Langdon is to open an office in Saudi Arabia to boost market share in the country
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News'Revolutionary' QS James Nisbet dies, aged 89
Industry figures gathered in Leatherhead, Surrey, on Monday for the funeral of James Nisbet, the “revolutionary” quantity surveyor who invented cost planning