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Skills shortage gets worse for specialist contractors

Skills shortages are preventing 28% of construction firms from bidding for work they would have previously taken on. The latest state of trade survey from the National Specialist Contractors Council found that 47% of contractors...

BAM gets โ‚ฌ5m grant for energy-neutral household retrofits

BAM has secured a โ‚ฌ5m (ยฃ3.5m) grant for development of a project to retrofit thousands of homes with solar panels and heat pumps in place of gas. The work is part of the European Commissionโ€™s Horizon...

Dublin pharmaceutical project to create 800 building jobs

Alexion Pharmaceuticals has announced a โ‚ฌ450m (ยฃ324m) project that is expected to create 800 construction jobs in Dublin. Planning permission is to be sought for the construction of a 20,000m2 manufacturing facility at Alexionโ€™s College...

The risk of subcontractor insurance

Does your subcontractorโ€™s insurance cover meet your clientโ€™s demands? Solicitor Christopher Coveney reports. Christopher Coveney is a solicitor in the construction team at Thomas Eggar LLP It is common for the employer under building contracts to...

London developer Great Portland Estates pledges support to #loveLIVES with ยฃ20k donation

Great Portland Estates has backed the #loveLIVES campaign with a ยฃ20,000 pledge, becoming the first developer to support the cause. The London developer has become the first client to get involved with the campaign, showing its...

WSP and Laing Oโ€™Rourke on shortlist for $1.6bn Perth freight link

Three joint ventures have been invited to submit proposals for the AU$1.575bn (ยฃ810m) Perth Freight Link project. The Australian and Western Australian governments are seeking proposals for a 5.2km extension of Roe Highway and 8.2km...

With the newly elected Conservative government starting work this week, there is no shortage of unsolicited advice coming its way from the construction industry...

The Conservative Party surprised all pundits and pollsters last week by winning a clear majority of House of Commons seats at the 2015 general election. David Cameron secured another five years as prime minister, this...

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