Contractor charts
Contractor charts
- 2004
- Building 269(8347) 3 September 2004, 20(1) .
Emap Glenigan, on behalf of "Building", has released contractor figures for the month of July 2004 and overall annual figures for 1 August 2003-31 July 2004. In July 2004, Galliford Try grabbed the top contractor spot - helped by winning the £125m contract to build the new roof on Wimbledon Centre Court - a job that won't start until 2006. Other strong performers were Headcrown, Tolent Construction and Mace - whose one contract for British Land for a £100m block in the city put the firm in sixth. The July newcomers had little effect on the annual league where the top five retained their positions - this lack of movement could also be seen in the architect, quantity surveyor and client annual lists.
CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
ARCHITECTS
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
RANKINGS
Emap Glenigan, on behalf of "Building", has released contractor figures for the month of July 2004 and overall annual figures for 1 August 2003-31 July 2004. In July 2004, Galliford Try grabbed the top contractor spot - helped by winning the £125m contract to build the new roof on Wimbledon Centre Court - a job that won't start until 2006. Other strong performers were Headcrown, Tolent Construction and Mace - whose one contract for British Land for a £100m block in the city put the firm in sixth. The July newcomers had little effect on the annual league where the top five retained their positions - this lack of movement could also be seen in the architect, quantity surveyor and client annual lists.
CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
ARCHITECTS
QUANTITY SURVEYORS
RANKINGS