All QS articles – Page 19
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NewsConsultants land roles on Scottish NHS frameworks
Aecom and Currie Brown among firms to land spots on the two £4m frameworks
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NewsBirmingham council submits plans for Commonwealth Games village
A team led by Glancy Nicholls Architects has designed the scheme
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NewsArup to lead masterplan team for Edinburgh's Waverley Station
The team also includes Gardiner Theobald and Grimshaw
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NewsCanadian consultant buys Peter Brett Associates in UK push
Stantec is set to acquire Thames Tideway consultant’s 700 staff and 17 offices
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NewsConsultants score spots on Homes England's £150m property framework
Firms including Knight Frank, Jones Lang LaSalle and Deloitte land roles
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NewsEdinburgh consultant snaps up Glasgow QS
Hardies buys Binnie-McKenzie to target more work in city
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NewsTender prices set to keep on rising, Alinea predicts
Consultant says firms being hit rising costs and doubts about upcoming work
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NewsRidge buys planning consultant as it plots more growth
Firm adds Cheltenham business Hunter Page to 600-strong group
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NewsAecom names new infrastructure boss
Consultant’s previous infrastructure head was poached by HS2
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NewsHS2 poaches Aecom infrastructure boss
Richard Robinson was US firm's head of civil infrastructure in Europe
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NewsBrexit worries growing for T&T as firm breaks £500m turnover barrier
Uncertainty over what Brexit will look like has increased, firm’s boss says
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NewsArcadis names new boss for Asia Pacific
Greg Steele has been the firm’s Australia Pacific chief exec for eight years
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NewsHighways England to consult again on £1.6bn Stonehenge road job
Turner Townsend are providing a host of services on the scheme
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NewsTurner & Townsend lands Luton Airport job
Consultant set to be project managers and cost consultants
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NewsDemolition contractor scores Koko gig
A main contractor is expected to be appointed to the makeover in the coming weeks
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NewsConsultants call on government for Brexit clarity
Aecom, Arup, RIBA and JLL among signatories on letter to the Prime Minister Theresa May
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NewsJust 5% of visa applications by non-EU architects approved
Less than 18% of civil engineers and 27% of project managers were given the green light