Consultants – Page 9
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NewsGrenfell consultant had ‘never worked with such a nonchalant contractor’
QS complained final stage of Rydon’s refurb was ‘becoming a farce’
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NewsContact between client and Rydon was ‘irregular and improper,’ cost consultant tells Grenfell Inquiry
Advisor ‘shocked’ to learn of £800k value engineering talks with future main contractor while OJEU process was still live
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NewsWinner of £260m HS2 modular track contract revealed
Contract will cover work between London and Crewe
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NewsImpact of covid ‘on a par’ with financial crash, says T&T chief
‘It’s as tough as I’ve seen it,’ adds Vince Clancy
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NewsGreen light for Assael’s Southall scheme
First of five major housing projects by TfL and Grainger team OK’d by planners
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NewsCovid puts brakes on Edinburgh consultants’ framework for second time
Council extends current deal by another four months
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NewsHost of consultants appointed to £500m framework
Deal being run by Procure Partnerships will last four years
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NewsConsultants eye decade-long east London framework worth £550m
Scheme in Tower Hamlets runs across 15 lots
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NewsLondon faring better than most in wake of covid crisis, RLB says
Consultant adds work in capital holding up because sites stayed open and size of projects being built
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NewsHB Reavis eyes early 2021 start for Shoreditch office block
Scheme by Make Architects was OK’d by London mayor last autumn
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NewsAlinea warns on productivity levels of sites
Cost consultant says reduced workforce numbers mean jobs can’t operate effectively
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NewsPandemic forces RLB to delay company strategy plan by six months
Firm has furloughed staff and introduced pay cuts to deal with coronavirus outbreak
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NewsStaff return to work at Currie & Brown’s Wuhan office
Base in Chinese city had been shut for three months
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NewsFirms ramp up preparations to send staff home
IT systems stress-tested while contractors work out how to keep sites running as coronavirus outbreak worsens
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NewsAlinea the latest firm to warn of rising labour costs
Consultant says low unemployment rate and Brexit will see contractors fork out more
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NewsStaff in digital and tech roles cash in on demand for their skills
Building’s latest consultants salary survey says partners at London QS firms are the biggest average earners