Consultants News 鈥� Page 68
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NewsDavis Langdon loses two commercial stars
Exclusive: Tall buildings expert Steve Watts and head of offices Iain Parker both exiting the firm
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NewsCall for action over workers鈥� rights on 2014 Winter Olympics
Human Rights Watch releases report claiming migrant workers were cheated out of wages and coerced to remain in exploitative jobs
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NewsG&T and Aecom make UCL Stratford shortlist
Cost consultants, engineers and architects in running for 拢1bn campus masterplan
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NewsImtech UK 鈥榰naffected鈥� by 鈧�100m Poland write-off
UK division says it is autonomous and on track for growth
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NewsIndustry braces for another year of declining orders
Latest trade surveys show slight pick up in work in final quarter of 2012, but majority of industry continues to suffer
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NewsSurveyor bodies strike deal to work more closely
RICS and ICES enter into a 鈥榟istoric agreement鈥� to work more closely together.
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NewsT&T buys US oil and gas specialist
Turner Townsend has expanded in the oil and gas sector with the acquisition of US-based consultant Larkspur Associates
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NewsHewlett boss says bank 'severely damaged' firm's reputation
Civil engineer鈥檚 managing director criticises firm鈥檚 bank for calling in the administrators last week
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NewsInfrastructure boosts Atkins UK headcount
Rail, water, highways and environment work boost staff numbers
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NewsAtkins joins EDF鈥檚 nuclear supply chain
Firm joins list of three other engineers working on project to extend the life of EDF鈥檚 existing nuclear reactor
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NewsAecom plans $500m share repurchase as profit drops
US-based parent of Davis Langdon posts first quarter results
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NewsImtech forced to write-off 鈧�100m
Dutch-based M E firm Imtech has initiated talks with its banks after being forced to write-off 鈧�100m on projects in Poland
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News2012 marketing 鈥榞ag鈥� lifted
Campaign victory with a 鈥榣andmark deal鈥� that allows construction firms to promote work on venues
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NewsEngineer training programme to be rolled out
Innovative scheme from Royal Academy of Engineering allows SME staff to work in larger companies
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NewsWSP on Manhattan skyscraper
UK-based engineer wins contract on 41-storey tower project in New York
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NewsMace poaches two Currie & Brown consultants
Mace appoints two new directors to its cost consultancy business
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NewsHewlett goes into administration
300 jobs threatened as four of civil engineer鈥檚 companies fall into administration