All Contractors articles – Page 344
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Riot threat forces lockdown of vulnerable building sites
Sites shut down as police warn of construction materials being taken and used as weapons by rioters
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Half-year profits up 10% at Interserve
Growth in support services masks declining construction business
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Contractors rally to rebuild Croydon
Mansell and Mears lauded by council chief executive after night of riots
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Tony Lenehan: New directions
Styles & Wood has had a tough few years, taking huge hits as the retail fit-out market nose-dived. ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ finds out how new boss Tony Lenehan plans to turn things round - and why you could be seeing more of the northern-based firm in London
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Big contractors and SMEs: It’s his pond now
Big contractors are hungry and have moved into waters normally the preserve of SMEs. What’s more, they’ve got no plans to leave, even when the more prestigious projects come back. Clients are delighted, but small firms could see yet more of their work gobbled up
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Ardmore takes on Bowen’s Hilton job
UK arm of Irish contractor suspended operations in May
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Jonap goes into administration
London-based contractor was in disputes over £100m luxury hotel payments
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MoD touts £2.5bn of army construction work
Announcements include shortlisting of Babcock, Carillion and Kier for £1.5bn housing job
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British Land costs amount to £159m on Cheesegrater
Developer also reveals it has invested £1.9bn in property during last 18 months
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Cuts in construction costs boost Taylor Wimpey profits
Housebuilder reports £28.9m pre-tax profit and operating margins of 9.3%
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RG Carter denied leave to appeal OFT fine
Contractor asked for extra time following huge reductions for other bid-rigging firms
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Jonap goes into administration
Fit-out firm with £15m turnover and which was responsible for Tory HQ goes under
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Tender prices continue to rise in 2011
RICS survey reveals jump in tender prices and new work output
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Investing in training: Forward thinking
It’s tempting to cut when times get hard, but investment in training and developing new talent is vital to the industry’s future. Here’s how three major firms are offering tomorrow’s leaders the chance to learn the skills they’ll need
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Price for Keepmoat and Apollo merger 'still to be worked on'
Plans to create more financial stability and growth in the sector to be finalised by end of the year
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Carillion bags £123m Canadian station
Contractor given its second job on Toronto subway extension
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Margaret Ford: After the Games
For the Olympic Park Legacy Company, the end of the Games is just the beginning - that’s when its £315m transformation of the site will begin. Chair of the body Margaret Ford tells ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ about its new powers, what’s up for grabs, and about her ’crazy’ past two weeks
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Apollo and Keepmoat to merge
Combined firm will create £1bn-turnover social housing business
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Will the construction strategy help or hinder SMEs?
The coalition’s construction strategy was officially launched this week. How come SMEs are worried that life is about to become much more difficult? ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ reports
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Willmott: listed firms too bullish
Chief executive worried the government is getting the wrong message