Solomons Blog

We’re extremely fortunate to be forging ahead with our long-standing growth plans despite the Covid-19 pandemic. We’ve kicked off 2021 with two new contract wins, a new arrival and more set to join

Plans to overhaul procurement rules making it easier for SMEs to win Government contracts has been welcomed by specialist quantity surveying and procurement firm Solomons Europe.

The Government’s

Solomons Europe's Managing Director Dominic Doig has penned a letter in support of the bid for the Teesworks site to become a Freeport.

In a passionate appeal, Dominic argues the status would

Global giant Siemens is a long-standing key client for Solomons Europe.

We have been providing the full suite of quantity surveying services for a number of years to support its Newcastle-based team’

Chemical company Inovyn has been undertaking a major regeneration project at its site in Runcorn.

The Chesire site is of national importance, producing chlorine, caustic soda and chlorinated

Solomons Europe has welcomed the Government’s Build Back Greener announcement.

Managing Director Dominic Doig, believes the 10-point plan has huge potential for Solomons Europe to continue its

Multi-disciplinary highways maintenance provider Carnell has been a long-standing strategic client for Solomons Europe.

We have a number of quantity surveyors and commercial experts supporting the

Omexom UK Power Solutions is a key player in the power and grid market, designing, building and maintaining the entire electricity chain.

Solomons Europe is supporting the Yorkshire-based company –

The North East is leading the way when it comes to the development of green energy schemes.

And Solomons Europe is proud to be helping to deliver what will be the largest purpose-built biomass power

High quality chemicals producer Lianhetech Seal Sands is undertaking a significant expansion of its site in Middlesbrough, adding new production lines and storage facilities to meet future demand for

The £2 billion North Sea Link will see the world’s longest power cable connect the power grids of the UK and Norway.

The 1,400MW HVDC interconnector will see electricity generated from UK windfarms