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Interserve administration will not affect delivery of public services, government says
Cabinet Office minister tells MPs that government has learned from the collapse of Carillion and were changing public procurement processes. -
“Business as usual” for Interserve after sale of the group
Interserve subcontractors are being told it’s business as usual as bosses attempt to show the firm can carry on as normal with minimal disruption. -
Interserve set for administration as shareholders reject rescue plan
Shareholders have voted 60:40 in favour of rejecting the deal, leaving the firm with no option but its Plan B of administration. -
Balfour’s turnaround continues as it cuts debts and raises profits in 2018
Balfour’s boss has hailed its transformation programme after achieving industry-standard profit margins of 2.4% in the second half of 2018. -
Arcadis launches new digital hub in Amsterdam
Arcadis launches new digital hub in Amsterdam to test new ideas and shape smart city agenda. -
Ramboll results show strong UK growth despite Brexit uncertainty
Ramboll records highest ever global revenue and one of its best years ever in the UK. -
Interserve issues shareholder rallying call ahead of pivotal vote
Shareholders will vote on the company's future this week as Interserve continues to fight the "critical financial situation" it finds itself in. -
Turner & Townsend wins Teesside chemicals contract
Turner & Townsend continues its eight-year relationship with world-leading chemicals manufacturers. -
Fears grow for Interserve as second rescue plan is rejected
Interserve rejects revised restructuring deal claiming it would put staff and company at risk. -
Costain boss Andrew Wylie set to leave after 14 years in charge
Andrew Wyllie, CEO of Costain, has announced he is leaving after 14 years as the firm reveals record order book numbers for 2018.