All QS articles – Page 55
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Spain comes out of the rain
Spain’s economy is off the emergency ward - and that goes for its property and construction sectors too
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UK and Japan strike deal for 2020 Olympics work
The UK and Japan sign a trade co-operation deal paving the way for UK firms to win work on Olympics and 2019 Rugby World Cup
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Aecom wins key role on UK Pavilion at Milan Expo 2015
Consultant will work with creative team behind winning design, to be announced later this month
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Industry ‘remains in recovery’, cautions Mace
Firm’s cost consultancy arm warns that ‘that optimism needs to be backed up by workloads’
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Arcadis hails positive start to 2014 in the UK
EC Harris’ parent company increases underlying profit by 5% in first quarter
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Scottish independence would be madness
I implore construction colleagues north of the border to vote no in the independence referendum
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Gleeds seeks legal advice over pension liability ruling
Consultant considers suing former pension adviser after judge suggests liability could increase by £45m
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A QS would have helped Brazil avoid its World Cup woes
Brazil is a fast-maturing economy, but delays on World Cup projects highlight the importance of early QS involvement
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O women, where art thou?
It’s important professional bodies and leading employers unite in the effort to attract more women into construction
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Firms appointed to £600m NHS framework
Aecom, Sweett, Ridge and BDP among the consultants and architects picked for University College London Hospitals’ 10-year development framework
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Atkins to partner with Chinese construction giant
Atkins signs deal with massive state-owned Chinese contractor that will see firms working together across the globe
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Aecom lands key role on third phase of Battersea development
Exclusive: Consultant to work with architects Frank Gehry and Foster Partners on 1,300 home project next to power station
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UK recovery helps Sweett to beat expectations
Consultant posts trading update for the year to 31 March 2014
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Stephen Fry needs the new QS handbook
Once again the quantity surveyor is the butt of a joke, but these are glory days for the profession
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Network Rail Consulting targets growth down under
Network Rail Consulting is making a push to expand its opperations in New Zealand and Australia
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Mott MacDonald posts strong revenue and profit growth
Engineering group’s Canada and Asia Pacific division prove to be “engine for strong growth” as UK trading remains “sluggish”
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WSP wins Network Rail level crossing role
WSP to undertake a feasibility study on options for closing level crossings on the East Coast Mainline
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An end to exploitation
Construction’s recovery means that clients that have had the upper hand since the start of the recession now have to find ways of persuading contractors to work for them - so expect a lot more collaboration