All QS articles – Page 46
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NewsConsultants 'exasperated' after £750m framework scrapped
Bidders on UK SBS framework consider legal action to recoup their costs
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NewsUK SBS cancels £750m public sector consultants framework
Decision taken following resolution of legal challenge by T T last month
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NewsCH2M Hill to slash 100 UK jobs in global restructure
Exclusive: Engineer to axe jobs in UK buildings and urban programmes divisions while closing Edinburgh office
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NewsCH2M Hill to take £53m hit on power station
Engineer’s Australian power station project running more than 30% over budget
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NewsSweett Group issues profit warning
Firm says challenging overseas markets will drag down its results for the year
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NewsAtkins to design £120m Yorkshire schools
Engineer to design batch of seven privately-financed priority schools for Laing O’Rourke
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NewsHCA picks 18 firms for £100m consultants framework
The Homes and Communities Agency has appointed 18 firms to its new £100m consultants framework
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NewsWSP completes £820m Parsons Brinckerhoff deal
Canada-based WSP formally takes over Balfour Beatty’s consultant arm
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NewsLondon consultant Alinea allies with New York’s Dharam Consulting
Firms, both of which have roots in Davis Langdon, say agreement will allow them to access new markets
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NewsSupply chain pressures force tender cost inflation upwards
Latest tender price forecast from Mace shows capacity shortages are starting to bite
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NewsBalfour shareholders back Parsons Brinckerhoff sale
Vote paves way for WSP to buy US consultant from Balfour for £820m
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NewsLondon needs 'one million more homes than thought'
London’s housing needs have been greatly underestimated, Aecom report finds
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CommentScouting further afield for contractors
There is no doubt that there is a strong case for new entrants in the market and it is occurring
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NewsArchitects and consultants are industry's top employers
Architects and consultants have dominated this year’s Building Good Employer Guide
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NewsPick Everard senior partner announces retirement
David Brunton will retire next month after four years leading the consultant
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NewsSkills crisis prompts EC Harris to consider offshoring work
Chief executive says consultant could outsource work to fast-developing countries due to UK skills gap
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NewsSkills shortage deepens as workloads rise at fastest rate in two decades, says RICS
Latest RICS construction market survey sees surveyors report the sharpest rise in workloads since 1994
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NewsUN asks RICS to develop global business ‘climate toolkit’
Climate Summit in New York asks professional body to help focus on measures for built environment
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NewsArcadis boosted by acquisition spree
Consultant sets out how takeovers of Hyder and Callison will translate into full-year profit and revenue growth
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CommentRecruitment for the future
We need to have access to the widest range of people possible to ensure we have all the skills we need