Consultants News 鈥� Page 93
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NewsHill wins 拢1.8m contract with Texan university
Firm project manager on the construction of various higher education and healthcare projects
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NewsThree year outlook for construction worse than feared
Output likely to fall more than previously thought, according to analysis
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NewsWYG eyes up six firms as possible acquisitions
Despite taking 拢12.1m in writedowns of companies bought, firm is considering bolt-ons
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NewsTrading normal despite Middle East turmoil, says Hyder
Internationally focused consultant says Bahrain office is now fully operational again
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Tom Foulkes to step down as ICE director general
Spencer Stuart appointed to headhunt his successor
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NewsErnst & Young expands construction team
Firm appoints in construction and real estate advisory services in NY and expands in California
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NewsRamboll buys Gifford to create leading UK engineer
Engineer acquires public sector focused firm to almost double in size
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NewsMouchel rejects Interserve and Costain bids
Consultant reports half-year pre-tax profits down 73%
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NewsRICS attacks Budget on zero carbon U-turn
Body 鈥檇isappointed鈥� standards are watered down despite industry backing for zero carbon homes
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NewsOsborne unveils package to boost construction
Chancellor announces shake-up of planning, stamp duty changes and extra infrastructure cash
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NewsScott Wilson reopens Bahrain office
Engineer鈥檚 move highlights differences in approach by UK consultants to instability in Gulf state
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NewsDavis Langdon returns to Bahrain against Foreign Office advice
Consultant evacuated office last Wednesday but has now flown staff back despite Foreign Office warnings
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NewsCapita Symonds in Leicester NHS win
Consultant to carry out strategic review of NHS community partners鈥� 拢550m estate
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NewsArup to stress test buildings in disaster-hit Japan
Damaged construction projects are on hold and evacuations take place as Japan struggles to recover
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NewsQatari Diar in-house consultant in UK move
Developer鈥檚 presence in UK will cut down jobs available to other firms
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