All QS articles – Page 45
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NewsWaterman wins job on huge Manchester logistics centre
Engineer appointed to do design work under Manchester Airport City framework
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NewsWYG reduces half-year loss
Consultant posts reduced loss as UK division posts double digit growth
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NewsSweett starts 'strategic review' as profit slumps
New chair says firm will focus on profitability, cash and margins
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NewsBoris urges UK firms to launch in Malaysia
Mayor of London call comes after architect unveils plan for ‘Malaysia Square’ at Battersea Power Station
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NewsPick Everard names senior management team
Consultant appoints new senior partner and management partner
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FeaturesInterview: Steve Morriss
The £2.3bn merger of US engineering giant Aecom with rival URS made it the UK’s second largest consultant. But where does it go from here and what does the merger mean for the UK? To find out, Building talked to Aecom’s EMEA boss Steve Morriss
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NewsLack of female engineers a 'national embarrassment', says Miliband
Labour leader takes to Facebook to pledge to train more engineers
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NewsArcadis to make NY subway 'hurricane-proof'
Consultant appointed on major £17m contract to make New York submay flood proof
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NewsShard’s Sellar seeks design team for £600m job
Developer looking for people to work on £600m Paddington site development
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NewsYoung surveying talent celebrated in RICS awards
Faithful + Gould surveyor Aislinn Wood named overall young surveyor of the year
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CommentLandlords - the new pariahs
The private rented sector gets a bad press, but it’s time to shine a little light into the darkness
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NewsBroadway Malyan spin off posts £2m revenue in first year
Nexus Planning sets target to double turnover by 2017
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NewsMott MacDonald scoops NHS London frameworks
Consultancy secures right to bid for building services and advisory roles on projects in the capital
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CommentRefurbishing Bush House
It’s a privilege to work on historically sensitive refurbishments and it takes the very best talent in our industry to do it well
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NewsCH2M Hill set for £79m loss
Consultant discloses losses on four problem jobs as part of ongoing investigation into “accounting errors”
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NewsAtkins' pre-tax profit falls 29%
Firm also reports fall in revenue that is mostly driven by disposals
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CommentThe price is not right
Despite the upturn, consultants are still making unrealistic, low-margin bids on new work. This must be reined in if the market is to truly gain strength
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NewsAecom hails ‘Europe strength’ in strong full-year results
Aecom’s consultancy division in Europe grows, offsetting weaker performance in the Americas
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NewsSweett 'not co-operating' with Serious Fraud Office investigation
SFO tells consultant it is not cooperating, while Sweett continues its own independent investigation into historic bribery allegations