All QS articles – Page 44
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CommentHands up who likes frameworks?
First of a three part series on frameworks: Love them or loathe them, more and more public construction spend is going through frameworks
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NewsLloyds outsources development work to EC Harris
Consultant will run design and construction work for the banking group
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CommentThere can be no delay in recruiting more women in construction
As the skills shortage gets worse, there can be no excuse for failing to recruit women
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NewsWYG moots putting itself up for sale
Engineer announces strategic review that puts it in a formal “offer period”
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NewsRLB opens Cumbria office to target nuclear work
Consultant opens office in West Cumbria, next to Sellafield nuclear power plant
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CommentBuilding on women's success
Women who have made it to a leadership position in construction have a responsibility to nurture female talent at a more junior level
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NewsT&T scoops China lab for tech giant Lenovo
Consultant will provide cost management services on R D centre for tech giant in Wuhan
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NewsLondon office availability hits five-year low
Deloitte Real Estate figures show lack of office availability in central London
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NewsFormer RICS chief exec Louis Armstrong dies
Tributes paid to Armstrong, who led the RICS for 12 years
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NewsCundall's pre-tax profit surges 17%
Engineer reports “notable improvement” in the market as profit and revenue grow
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NewsAecom and Deloitte to report on potential Parliament move next summer
Consultants retained to work up plans for the restoration of badly rundown buildings
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NewsK2 and Rider Hunt announce merger
SME consultants K2 and Rider Hunt are set to merge to create a £3m-turnover business
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NewsRamboll buys 1,500-strong US consultant
Deal with US-based Environ boosts Ramboll’s UK environment business
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NewsRLB shakes up team to run 'like a partnership'
UK divison undergoes senior management shake-up that promotes more ‘collegiate’ management approach
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NewsRICS predicts stamp duty boost for housing market
Transactions could be boosted by up to 5% by the Autumn Statement changes
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CommentPutting the future of infrastructure in the frame
Many people still don’t know what ‘infrastructure’ means, let alone how important it is
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NewsConstruction activity could 'plateau' next year, says G&T
Consultant assesses the market and posts profit and revenue growth in full-year results
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CommentThe Autumn Statement - one week on
Stamp duty reform may be welcome, but we need more action to fill the skills gap
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NewsDriver buys infrastucture specialist Initiate
Ex-Tory mayoral hopeful Steven Norris joins consultants board