All QS articles – Page 56
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NewsT&T lands double role on £1.5bn Heathrow programme
Exclusive: Consultant sees off EC Harris, Aecom, Jacobs and Mott MacDonald for key roles on construction frameworks
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NewsWYG to beat profit expectations
Engineer said it will beat market forecasts by 10% as economy recovers
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NewsFM Conway and WSP land £450m Westminster hat-trick
Team win three eight-year highways maintenance frameworks for City of Westminster
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NewsAlexandra Palace picks team for revamp
Project team picked for refurbishment of old BBC studios and Victorian theatre
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NewsGleeds bags Crossrail depot job for Bombardier
Consultant will project and cost manage train depot at Old Oak Common
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CommentA lack of resource will bite us where it hurts
Construction is facing a skills crisis - it’s time for some self-help
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NewsMinister rows back on plan to extend FOI to contractors
Justice minister now says government will not be extending Freedom of Information law to cover private firms working on public contracts
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NewsConstruction to start on £800m Kingdom Tower
Construction on 1km tall Saudi Arabian tower scheduled to begin next month, with EC Harris and Mace as project managers
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NewsFreedom of Information law to cover private contractors
Ministers says Freedom of Information law will be extended to private companies carrying out public contracts
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CommentConstruction is now on the front foot
Tomorrow’s Budget is likely to be positive for construction, but in any case things are looking up
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NewsAecom boosts its programme management arm
Firm appoints former EC Harris partner Peter Mumford, sets ambition to grow to 200 staff
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NewsProject team picked for £600m Battersea second phase
Exclusive: Developer on hunt for contractor, as consultants land roles on redevelopment of iconic power station
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NewsScores of firms shortlisted for £750m public framework
Exclusive: Big names make the cut for £750m public sector consultants framework
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NewsSerpentine Pavilion architect revealed
Chilean architect Smiljan Radic will design this year’s pavilion at the Serpentine Gallery in London’s Kensington Gardens
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CommentChristchurch: The £14bn development no-one wants to build
The earthquake-hit city in New Zealand badly needs UK expertise - some have already taken the plunge
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NewsTender prices to rise 30% over next five years
Latest BCIS tender price index predicts inflation
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NewsThree firms picked for Sainsbury’s expansion plan
Grocery giant hires three planning consultants
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NewsSweett man wins Rising Star Award 2014
Ecobuild latest: Phil Birch wins UK-GBC and PRP’s sustainability award
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NewsFour architects in line for £200m Maidenhead revamp
Practices including Eric Parry and Rick Mather chasing mixed-use job