ISG subcontractor files for administration
An ISG lighting subcontractor has gone under, with administrators blaming the collapse of the main contractor. Seventynine Lighting appointed Mark
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08:19
ECITB predicts budget deficit
The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has projected it will spend more than it earns for the third year
Charlotte Banks
23:25
‘Milestone’ law introduced to force retentions reporting
Large construction companies will be forced to report the proportion of retention sums they withhold from suppliers under legislation introduced
Charlotte Banks
01:28
National Highways tests market for £6bn ‘core’ national roads framework
National Highways has announced plans to procure a £6bn framework to enhance key roads in England. The proposed Scheme Delivery
Charlotte Banks
00:30
McLaren signs on for Westminster estate regeneration
McLaren has signed up to work on part of a landmark estate regeneration in central London. Westminster Council appointed the
Charlotte Banks
00:30
Water and energy spur ‘best ever performance’ for Clancy
Utilities-focused contractor Clancy has posted record revenue for the second year running, benefitting from investment in its key markets of
Charlotte Banks
05:19
Morrell ‘surprised’ by Grenfell Inquiry omission
The government’s former chief construction adviser has said he was “surprised” the final Grenfell Tower Inquiry report did not investigate
Charlotte Banks
05:19
‘Lessons must be learned’: Calls for reform after ISG collapse
Leading industry figures have renewed calls for industry reform after the “body blow” of ISG’s collapse. The £2.2bn-turnover firm –
Charlotte Banks
10:41
Post-Grenfell laws may spark PI insurance pullback, warns broker
Insurers could pull professional indemnity (PI) insurance coverage again if faced with an influx of claims under new post-Grenfell laws,
Charlotte Banks
14:33
Plans in for 54-storey Multiplex HQ replacement
Plans have gone in to knock down Multiplex’s City of London headquarters and replace it with a 54-storey tower. Developer
