Rory Butler

Higher build costs, a shortage of skilled manpower, as well as rampant supply chain insolvencies, were among the industry-wide challenges.

“Our goal is to provide our clients with the tools they need to succeed in managing their built estates.” Nick Hutchinson, CEO of Glider Technology.

The company’s UK and Italy teams were hired to put up the façade of a 12-storey new build for the London College of Communication.

Prior to joining AECOM, Colin Wood was also chief executive officer of the Defence Infrastructure Organisation.

Mike Williamson, managing director of the water division at Adler & Allan, said the acquisition was another step in the firm’s plan to scale up its own operations.

It supports a strong performance across its Construction, Support Services, and Infrastructure Investments divisions earlier this year.

Ground engineering contractor strikes a five-year deal with a leading logistics specialist for the construction industry.

Forty specialist firms will help to deliver a raft of domestic and non-domestic retrofit works, offering regional and national coverage.

£5.3 billion has been invested with suppliers in the South West, with 70 per cent of the project’s 1,500 apprentices from the same area.

Moat Homes is currently tendering for its Property Repairs and Maintenance (R&M) works contract, spanning 10 years.