All QS articles – Page 77
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NewsSweett issues second profit warning in a month
Expired foreign exchange contract costs consultant £650,000
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FeaturesBIM: The inside story one year on
Building caught up with the team on the Manchester library refurb project to see if BIM was everything they hoped it would be
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FeaturesShould we work all hours?
Ray O’Rourke has said a 35-hour week would make the industry more attractive to recruits. How realistic is a shorter working week is - and does anyone really want it?
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NewsDavis Langdon takes top spot in QS barometer again
Gleeds is once again in second place followed by T&T in year ending 30 June 2012
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NewsSweett seeks 'alternative disposal' of PFI stake
Delayed sale of Dumfries and Galloway schools stake will not proceed as expected
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NewsTurner & Townsend reports bumper results
Increased proportion of overseas work helps consultant boost revenue 20% and pre-tax profit 46%
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FeaturesOlympic marketing rights: Time’s running out
Is it too late for UK construction to benefit from the Olympics?
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NewsEC Harris and WSP win Goldman Sachs HQ job
Consultant and engineer appointed for prestige Goldman Sachs development in London
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NewsEC Harris and Expedition on Piano’s Selfridges job
Consultants join Shard architect on major department store project
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NewsCapita Symonds to use BIM on all designs from July
Consultant pre-empts public sector switch by adopting process three years before the government
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NewsHill consultant on New York subway
Consultant’s JV is construction manager on the extension of subway line
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NewsTurner & Townsend wins £250m Belgravia scheme
Firm wins project management role on mixed-use scheme at 1-5 Grosvenor Place
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NewsMinistry of Justice prepares first government BIM trial
The Ministry of Justice has appointed a raft of consultants to work on the government’s first BIM trial project
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NewsSweett issues profit warning and delays results
Delayed sale of PFI stake will lead to lower profit in 2011/12
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NewsDavis Langdon takes top spot in QS barometer
Gleeds in second place followed by T&T in year ending 31 May 2012
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NewsBouygues’ experience helped Laing O'Rourke to £2bn Hinkley win
EDF says French firm’s background in building nuclear power plants gave Laing O’Rourke-Bouygues JV the edge in civils job
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NewsEC Harris recruits three global partners
Consultant poaches three leading figures as global account leaders
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NewsSweett bags cross-government sustainability role
Consultant wins framework place to advise bodies across government
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NewsGenivar deal gives green light to WSP growth plans
WSP chief executive says Canada offers better opportunities than ‘languishing’ UK economy
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CommentWay out west
WSP’s decision to submit to the charms of an overseas suitor is not surprising given the chief executive’s belief that the firm needed to grow fast